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Designed to feel clear before it feels clever

Expression calculator

Trust the arithmetic before you act on it.

Handle quick arithmetic with deterministic parsing and exact formatting. This workspace keeps parsing explicit, uses exact fraction arithmetic internally, and shows when a decimal is only an approximation.

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Live workspace

Exact arithmetic for quick expressions

Enter numbers, parentheses, and the operators + - * /. Calculations run only when you submit, so the input never jumps while you are typing.

Quick guide

Build the expression first, then submit when you are ready. The parser keeps the normalized form visible so you can confirm exactly what was read.

Operators + - * /Parentheses supportedCtrl+Enter to calculate

Use numbers, parentheses, and + - * / for exact arithmetic.

Example

Try 12.5 * (4 - 1.5) for a clean terminating decimal, or 10 / 3 to see fraction output.

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Result is current

The latest submitted result matches the input shown above.

Starter patterns

Load a sample expression to test fractions, grouped arithmetic, or a pricing-style formula.

One tap replaces the current input

Primary result

Evaluated expression

31.25

Exact decimal

Result profile

Value type
Terminating decimal
Decimal mode
Exact decimal
Normalized
12.5 * (4 - 1.5)

Exact value

31.25

Decimal view

Exact decimal

Value type

Terminating decimal

No approximation was needed.

Normalized expression

This is the exact expression shape the parser evaluated after spacing and grouping were normalized.

Copy-ready exact form

12.5 * (4 - 1.5)

Why this result

  • Normalized expression: 12.5 * (4 - 1.5).
  • The engine evaluates with exact fraction arithmetic so common decimal math avoids floating-point drift.

Assumptions

  • Operator precedence follows parentheses, unary sign, multiplication and division, then addition and subtraction.
  • Decimals use a period as the separator.

Supported syntax

What the parser accepts right now

  • Numbers with optional decimals, such as 12, 0.75, or .5
  • Parentheses for grouping
  • Unary minus for negative values
  • Operators: +, -, *, /

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Why the result stays stable under common decimal math

  • Exact fraction arithmetic avoids floating-point drift for common decimal math.
  • Non-terminating decimals show an exact fraction plus an approximate decimal.
  • Validation stops malformed or overly complex expressions before evaluation.