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# Welcome!

Welcome to the **ChatCalculator documentation**!

ChatCalculator is a simple Fabric mod that brings a calculator directly into Minecraft using the **`/calc` command**. It lets you perform **addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division** without having to leave the game or use an external calculator.

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ChatCalculator is designed to be **simple, lightweight, and easy to use**. You don't need any complicated setup or a separate calculator — just use the `/calc` command in Minecraft and enter the numbers and operator you want.
{% endhint %}

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ChatCalculator uses **long numbers**, which means you can work with much larger numbers than with a standard `int`. When performing a division, the calculator also shows the **remainder**, so you can see the complete result.
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This documentation contains guides for using ChatCalculator, information about its commands, and resources for developers. If you find a **bug** or have an idea for a **new feature**, you can also find information here on how to report it or suggest it.
{% endhint %}

If you're new to ChatCalculator, we recommend starting with the **Getting Started** guide to learn how to use the calculator and its commands.


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