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BCalc

 Hello everyone, how are ye all!

Went off for some time. But now I'm back with another App. I know you all have great calculators in your phone, computers, etc.

I too have made a Calculator called "BCalc". A little try towards understanding the GUI development and processing in computers.

Though in beta, it is the first version; so, you might find bugs and all. Just give it a try and share suggestions and your thoughts about it. And yeah, report bugs for sure, if you find any, at the contact given in the Readme file of the App.

NOTE: Your Anti-Virus may report my app as containing Viruses; but it does not. If your AV has started a scan, let the scan complete, and probably you'll believe me after seeing the scan results :)

Platform: Windows
Size: ~8mb

Link:   https://app.box.com/s/fcxv6xl0seu0ssumuoj3mj4yfuq09eqn




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Location: Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India

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