On 11/15/10 3:51 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Dear support
I want to enter long number into sage notebook (300 decimal paces)
The minimal example is
sage: x=1234\
sage: 56789
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
That doesn't work in the normal python interpreter loop or the ipython
interpreter loop. You could use something like what you did next with
strings:
sage: x=Integer('12345'\
....: '67890')
sage: x
1234567890
or
sage: x=Integer('12345\
67890')
sage: x
1234567890
Is there any way to write a number on more than one line? I tried
also
x=eval('0.13546543513\
35216544435213132\
354351321321321')
but the precision is lost.
Try:
sage: x=RealNumber('0.13546543513\
35216544435213132\
354351321321321')
sage: x
0.135465435133521654443521313235435132132132
Thanks,
Jason
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