"Python doesn't have an "end" statement!", I hear you say.
Try in the notebook, as a colleague new to Sage basically did with a
more serious purpose,
a = 3
if a == 1:
a = a+1
else:
a = 6
end
a += 1
"end" is a Sage function that constructs an endomorphism. So the
"statement" above is harmless. Is this enough reason to give this
function a new, less-confusion-causing name?
Rob
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