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What is the difference between calculating device and computing device?
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Modern days Computers are more developed form of Calculators. Earlier Calculators were devised for fast Mathematical Calculations.
Calculators are devices designed to perform Simple & Scientific calculations whereas Computer (Computing Device) are designed to perform variety of Tasks with high speeds.
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