Create and share a private calculator from a formula using variables a, b and c.
UNDERSTAND THE ANSWER
How is this calculated?
The formula is parsed by a restricted math engine. JavaScript, browser APIs, assignments and network access are not permitted. Sharing the URL can expose the values in it.
User-defined formulaResult = formula(a, b, c)
A practical example
The formula (a+b)*c with a=10, b=5 and c=2 returns 30.
Assumptions, interpretation and common mistakes
Calculation assumptions
Only the displayed restricted mathematical syntax is accepted.
Variables a, b and c are finite numbers.
The formula and values remain local unless the user shares the generated URL.
How to interpret the result
The headline is the evaluated formula result.
The result is rounded for display after full-precision calculation.
An error identifies unsupported syntax or a mathematically undefined result.
Common mistakes to avoid
Omitting the multiplication symbol between a number and variable.
Sharing a URL that contains sensitive values.
Expecting assignments, spreadsheet syntax or JavaScript to run.