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Math Wizard Pro - 0.7.5

Simple flashcard program for students & children

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All Time:	(4.5)
Version 0.7.5:	(5.0)
Selected Version:	0.7.5
Release Date:	2003-11-28
License:	Freeware
Downloads (version 0.7.5):	645
Downloads (all versions):	3,949

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Product Description:

Math Wizard Pro is a simple flashcard program for students and children learning their math facts. The program offers addition, subtraction, multiplication, and (integer) division with up to 4 digits in each of the two arguments and the choice of answer entry mode. In addition, the user can choose to test against a self-stipulated timer and Math Wizard Pro shows (or hides) the current flashcard's scores.

What's new in this version:

First public release.
(Repackaged as .sit archive only; no .dmg)

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.3

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 9.x, or
Mac OS X (10.1.x, 10.2.x, unknown on 10.3.x)

Feedback Summary:

Version 0.7.5:
Overall Rating:	(5.0)	Features:	(5.0)	Support:	(5.0)
Ease of Use:	(5.0)	Quality / Stability:	(5.0)	Price:	(5.0)

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Random numbers - Version: 0.7.51, 1/8/2007 08:24PM PST

grapeleaf

Very nice program, neatly packaged. I downloaded this for my daughter to practice her multiplication tables.

I do have issues with the random number generation: I'm finding (X * 1) and (X * 0) show up a little too frequently, and I never see the integer multiplied by itself, i.e., 2*2, 4*4 etc.

REALLY like the timer option. With a little tweaking this program will be perfect.

Problem with random number generator - Version: 0.7.51, 9/17/2004 05:19AM PST

Paul_Suh_607

I tried it out and there's clearly a problem with the random number generator. All subtraction results were around 5 or 50. There was some variation in them -- some 51's and some 45's and 46's, but no variation from that in about 30-40 trials. If it's written in Cocoa, you might want to try my RandomSequence Obj-C class, a thread-safe wrapper for the random(3) system call.

Distribution Package Changed - Version: 0.7.5, 11/29/2003 07:10AM PST

StoughMA

I changed the distribution package to only a .sit file, not a .dmg file inside a .sit file for direct installation on OS 9-only systems.