On Apr 4, 2:01 pm, "Mike Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In your Python program, you'd use
> something like "s = Sage()" and use the s object to interact with a
> separate Sage process.
Mike, Thanks! I tried it and it worked!!! ...
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)" ???
Chris
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