Thought 1+1 equals 2? Not anymore...

It looks like a normal calculator but it changes the results to something ridiculous.

Play a trick on your friends who think they are the best at arithmetic.

Is your homework wrong? No, it's not! Just blame it on the calculator...

Great tool for magic tricks. There are some great ideas for easy tricks on the internet.

The settings screen is protected by a password which you can enter through the keypad.

There are endless possibilities to customize the result. Some ideas are:

- Replace it with another value by multiplying with zero and then adding your number.

- Add a random value by using the function random()

- Use round() to set the number of decimal places.

If you don't change the result too much no one will notice.

I recommend to use a long chain of inputs to make it more difficult to follow the calculation in the head. Something like: 123+456+789+101112+131415.

Create your own laws of logic, math and physics!

Of course you can use it like a normal calculator too.

Open source code at: https://github.com/kjm-dev/Corrupted-Calculator

Contact me if you want to use parts of the code.