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Keying in an equation is a complicated process with most scientific calculators, which makes them difficult to use. But with D.A.L., a feature unique to Sharp scientific calculators, symbols and numbers in an equation can be keyed in as they are written, allowing users to concentrate on mathematical concepts rather than difficult calculator operations.
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