Enter any keyboard character and the Ascii Engine outputs the character's equivalent in Ascii Decimal, Ascii Hex, and even binary.

This is a very simple calculator, all done with javascript. Just click the numbers and the operators and use the '=' button to calculate! This is a neat example of the LIMITLESS powers of JavaScript.

The code makes a commercial calculator on the web page.

A base converter. Just type a valid positive number in any one of the boxes and click outside the box. The equivalent will appear in the other boxes.

This Linear Equation generator asks you to find the relationship between X and Y. This is a straight line formula in the form of Y=MX+B where M is the slope and B is the y-intersect.

This is a very simple calculator, all done with javascript. Just click the numbers and the operators and use the '=' button to calculate! This is a neat example of the LIMITLESS powers of JavaScript.

I was calculating temperatures one day trying to figure out which heatsink/fan I should get for my computer processor and got tired of converting Celcius to Fahrenheit (and visa-versa) by hand. So I thought I would build a script to take the drudgery out of it. This script will generate temperature conversion tables using parameters you specify.

This calculator can do everything! Besides the basic functions: add, subtract, multiply, and divide. It can take the reciprocal, cos, sin, and tan of a number, square root, and has special square and cube buttons. Also does any power of a number you want, and looks great at the same time.

This script create a simple calculator with memorial function.

Convert Arabic numerals to roman numerals with the click of a button. Numbers work up to the tens of billions.

This simple Javascript will convert a base decimal number into a base binary number.

JavaScript can help you find length equivalents.

This is a very sharp looking advanced calculator made using JavaScript and HTML.

A base converter. Just type a valid positive number in any one of the boxes and click outside the box. The equivalent will appear in the other boxes.

Another way to use JavaScript to find velocity equivalents.