Can I divide by zero?
No, division by zero is not allowed.
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High-precision calculation mcp server
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Calculator-MCP is a high-precision scientific calculator server implemented in Go. It supports complex mathematical operations—including arithmetic, trigonometric, and logarithmic functions—with customizable precision up to 75 decimal places. It is intended for users who need reliable, arbitrary-precision calculations.
Invoke Calculator-MCP by providing mathematical expressions directly as inputs. Example expressions include 1 + 2 * 3, 2 * PI, sqrt(16), or (1 + sqrt(16)) * 2. No additional installation or configuration steps are described in the README.
No, division by zero is not allowed.
No, the square root of negative numbers is not supported.
The default precision is 10 decimal places, and the maximum is 75 decimal places.
Yes: `log(x,b)` for arbitrary base, `ln(x)` for natural logarithm, and `lg(x)` for common logarithm. Input and base must be positive; base cannot be 1.
For `asin(x)` and `acos(x)`, the input must be in the range [-1, 1]. `atan(x)` has no such restriction.

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