\ can be used when one wants to slip a line , in a long line
for example
plot(sin(x),x,0,2, color="red",figsize=3,
\fontsize=8,frame=True)
in fact here is not really useful it's just for the example, because in
a jupyter notebook, if you write after a gomma and press "enter" t
> On Jan 19, 2019, at 17:23 , Anton Sherwood wrote:
>
> On 2019-1-19 15:52, MAMANE DJAMILOU Salissou Dango wrote:
>> Bonjour,
>> je suis un tous nouveau utilisateur de sagemath. Je maîtrise les opérations
>> indépendantes. Mon souci se trouve au nivaux des algorithmes. je n'arrive,
>> jusque
On 2019-1-19 15:52, MAMANE DJAMILOU Salissou Dango wrote:
Bonjour,
je suis un tous nouveau utilisateur de sagemath. Je maîtrise les
opérations indépendantes. Mon souci se trouve au nivaux des algorithmes.
je n'arrive, jusque là pas à comprendre comment programmer avec sageMath
(voir les ''scre
Bonjour,
je suis un tous nouveau utilisateur de sagemath. Je maîtrise les opérations
indépendantes. Mon souci se trouve au nivaux des algorithmes. je n'arrive,
jusque là pas à comprendre comment programmer avec sageMath (voir les
''screenshots'').
merci de m'aider à démarrer.
--
You receiv
shouldn't be sage dir ?
on linux I do
sudo /mydir/sage/sage /usr/bin/sage
running as
sage -n or sage -n=jupyter for a jupyter notebook
Le 19/01/2019 à 22:08, Chris Brav a écrit :
Unfortunately I have been unable to get sage running directly from a
terminal on Mac. sudoln-s/path/to/SageMath/s
Unfortunately I have been unable to get sage running directly from a
terminal on Mac. sudo ln -s /path/to/SageMath/sage /usr/local/bin/sage
didn't work for me. So I click on the icon and then have a choice to open
either a terminal or a Jupyter notebook. Once the terminal is opened, I can
use i
How do you start Jupyter? I believe that if you start it via terminal
command "sage -n" then you will get exactly the same Sage environment in
Jupyter as you get at Sage's prompt.
On Sat, 19 Jan 2019 18:10 Chris Brav I like to use a jupyter notebook for sage, but also want to use a bit of
> maca
I like to use a jupyter notebook for sage, but also want to use a bit of
macaulay2 at the same, using the sage interface. In a sage terminal,
macaulay2('2+2')
returns 4 as expected, but in a jupyter notebook I get an error, the end of
which reads
TypeError: unable to start macaulay2 because t
