Hi, all,
I'm working with some old code (circa 3.4), trying to apply it to new sage
(4.6). The code has calls like
...sqrt(X*1.0)...
(to get a "real" square root for an Integer X)
and this now gives me
doctest:847: DeprecationWarning: numerical_sqrt is deprecated, use sqrt(x,
prec=n) instead
So, being an obedient programmer, I replace this with
...sqrt(X, prec=10)...
to which Sage replies
TypeError: sqrt() got an unexpected keyword argument 'prec'
(this happens whether 'X' is "real" or Integer).
I'm clearly missing something. Can someone lend a clue?
Thanks.
Justin
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