> I had a quick look at the intro, which is quite nice. Thanks.
> * Under "What is Sage": "take" should be "taken" Ah, good catch > * one should also avoid using "i" and "I" as variables for the same > obvious reason as for "e" Yes, very good point. I add that, too. > * just a comment: I never used del(); in fact, I didn't know it existed > before reading your intro (thanks!); I normally just define f to be > the next thing I'm interested in. Actually, I don't know how to get > information about del() in Sage; trying del? is not successful. I borrowed this idea from one of the people that I credit at the bottom. > * when I get to plot(1/t, ...) I get a NameError because t has not yet > been defined; did you do this on purpose to get them to fix it? No, that wasn't on purpose. Thanks. > * for "Divisibility of integers", you can also do something like > q, r = 4357.quo_rem(3754) > and get the quotient and the remainder in one go. This is news to me and useful to know. > * in "Extended gcd", I think saying "*the* values of r and s" might > mislead people into thinking that these values are uniquely > determined; I would drop the "the". Good suggestion. Thanks for taking the time to look it over. I'll make these changes now. Dana -- To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-support URL: http://www.sagemath.org
