A basic calculator that can only add, subtract, multiply and divide is not a computer. To be a computer a machine has to be programmable with a programming language.
An advanced scientific calculator that is capable of holding large amounts of information in memory, calculating Sin/Cos/Tan values etc, is a computer, as it uses internal programming to calculate these much more difficult equations.
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The term "computer" originated before electronic computers ever existed. The name was given to people who would be given very difficult mathematical equations to "compute" the answers to. When machines took over the job the name "computer" stuck.
A calculator is not considered a computer in the traditional sense. While both calculators and computers perform mathematical operations, computers are more versatile and can execute a wider range of tasks beyond basic calculations. Computers have a central processing unit (CPU) that can run complex programs and operate with a larger memory capacity compared to calculators. Additionally, computers have input and output devices that allow for interaction with users and other systems, whereas calculators are typically limited to a small set of functions.
If you have a computer, you already have the calculator that is part of the computer's program.
It is known as computer rather than a calculator as the calculator performs functions with numbers whereas; a computer performs functions with not only numbers but encoding of computer language.
yes you mean calculator. yes a calculator is there in the computer.
There pretty much the same thing, a calculator is a computer and a computer calculates things so i cant really answer that question.
A computer is actually an improved calculator.
it is part of a computer program
The only thing alike between a computer and a calculator is that you can use both to complete math problems. A computer is much more advanced in technology and you can do many things on a computer that you cannot do on a calculator.
No although most computers have a calculator on them.
There is no difference, seeing as a computer was originally a form of calculator and there is a calculator tool on most computers.
Get out calculator and divide the number by seven. If you can use a computer, use the calculator on your computer.
Use the calculator on your computer . . . Accessories/Calculator
calculator and human computers used them.