Calculator For Runner (CalcForRun) 2.2.0

This calculator provides a convenient tool for runners to easily calculate their lap time and pace. Its user-friendly interface allows for straightforward calculations and offers multiple functions for time calculation. Additionally, it features a dedicated screen specifically designed to determine a runner's pace.

• By inputting the distance traveled (in km or miles) and the elapsed time, the calculator can accurately assess the runner's pace and speed.
• By inputting the pace (or speed) and the distance traveled (in km or miles), the calculator can promptly calculate the elapsed time.
• By inputting the pace (or speed) and the elapsed time, the calculator can swiftly calculate the distance traveled (in km or miles).

Version 2.2 Update:

• The new track mode feature enables split time tables to be displayed based on specific track distances like 800m, 1000m, 1500m, 2000m, 5000m, and 10000m, instead of just at 1km intervals.
• A search function has been added to estimate crossing times at cheering points by calculating them from either estimated finish times or crossing times from previous lap points.

Version 2.0 Update:

• The calculator is now compatible with four-inch displays and iOS7 screens.
• Users can easily switch between settings for full marathon, half marathon, or a user-defined distance with a single touch.
• Time display settings have been enhanced to allow seconds, minutes, or hours input.
• The pace calculator screen now also displays split times for added convenience.
• A backspace function permits users to easily edit their entries.

Calculation Rule:

• Time calculations are based on seconds as the standard unit.
• Numerical values added to time are calculated in seconds.
• When subtracting values from time, calculations are performed in seconds.
• Numerical values cannot be subtracted from time.
• Dividing numerical values by time results in speed calculation.
• Multiplying numbers by time results in time calculation; however, if speed was previously calculated, it will estimate the numerical value of distance.
• Time cannot be multiplied by time.