Hello,
> import sage.all
> s = sage.all.Sage()
> print s.factor(100)
>
> What if I wanted to pass "s" (the Sage object) a string such as
> "diff(sin(x^2), x)" ???
If you don't mind working with with strings, then you can use s.eval
which takes in a string and returns a string as well.
sage: s.eval('diff(sin(x^2),x)')
'2*x*cos(x^2)'
sage: s.eval('a = 2')
''
sage: s.eval('a')
'2'
--Mike
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