Hello everybody,
During Sage Days 66, Erik Rowland gave us an overview of what working
with Mathematica looks like.
He showed us that one can consider "the square root of a picture of a
siamese cat", but also a nice feature: one can very easily display a
list of objects, some of which are decorated with a frame or a
background color. This is very useful, I believe, when one looks at a
looong list of number, trying to identify some specific pattern. See
the following code (in a console):
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g='\033[92;1;4m'
w='\033[37;0m'
def colorlist(l,filt):
print join([(g if filt(x) else '')+str(x)+w for x in l],", ")
colorlist(range(100),is_prime)
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What do you think of a feature like that? Do you think that we should
have it in Sage? Do you have any idea of how it should be implemented
in order to work in the console AND in the notebook?
THaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks,
Nathann
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