What features would make a basic calculator tool more useful for students or professionals? I’m curious why you have the polar form. It just appears to be a circle with radius of the square root and the angle of 0. When I think of square roots, I think of squares, not circles. Maybe this feature isn’t necessary. Or if it is, explain in your explanations section.
Do you prefer calculators that only show results, or should they also explain the calculation steps? *I would like to separate the results from the explanations. When I’m using a calculator, I care about the result.
What makes a small web tool feel trustworthy and easy to use? *I like that’s a free and in the browser. Maybe including a Github link?
Are there any accessibility improvements you think should be added? I see when using bigger numbers that the square roots become approximate. For example the calculator outputs 111111110 as the square root of 12345678987654321. But when I put it in my calculator I get 111,111,111. This differs by 1 unit. You could add the comma system and look into your rounding for large numbers.
What other math-related tools would you find useful in your daily work or studies? Maybe multiple inputs.
