Well, with a very slight change to the Sage notebook it might be possible. With no change, I got the following (see attached). I did this with the following code, which I entered in "edit" mode.<table><tr><td width=50%> {{{id=1| #...@interact def f(n=(1..5)): print n*n /// }}} </td> <td> {{{id=3| #...@interact def g(n=(1..10)): print n*n /// }}} </td> </tr> </table>
William's solution to this is pretty cool. It would be neat to have the option for two columns of Sage cells throughout the worksheet. This would often be a better use of space.
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