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The trick is to remember that “C” has six protons, whereas “CE” is a major third.
It’s so obvious now!
I know the difference but I ain’t telling. Nyah, nyah nyah.
I guess DamnCat’s Japanese cousin hacked walruskkkch’s account again.
I keep telling him “Aliens” isn’t a secure password…
CE only deletes from memory the last number you entered. You retain earlier values. C will delete all values entered.
LEAKER!
Here is one I have in my hand right now (manufacturer: Sharp) with four different buttons:
C
CE
R-CM
M-
Never thought about how this works but my calculator has one button and it is labeled CE/C . I am now confused.
“He has reasoned it out Doctor.”
— Spock (Episode 18 ‘Arena’. Season 1)
Before you press “=” it erases the last entry but afterwards it returns everything to zero.
“I too am confused.”
— Ghalid
[quoted by Lactose the Intolerant]