Hi, many of the texts and documentations assume one is using the SageMath
kernel. So far I see one FAQ address using sage as a library.
But using sage as a library would certainly has a different behavior with
sage itself. e.g. Rational('3 / 2') rather than 3 / 2, and displaying in
latex seems more indirect:
from sage.misc.latex import MathJaxfrom IPython.display import HTML
MATHJAX = MathJax()
def print_latex(expression, engine=MATHJAX):
return HTML(str(engine(expression)))
However I couldn’t find a way to show plots. e.g. plot results in Graphics
object consisting of 1 graphics primitive and plot3d results in Graphics3d
Object. How should these graphic objects be shown as images? The closet I
got is .dumps or .matplotlib methods but they didn’t work.
In general, are there documentations for using sage as a python library,
and are there any materials that help Python programmers to pick up sage?
i.e. assuming one knows Python already, used to “Pythonism”, and the common
Python stacks such as Matplotlib, etc.
Thanks.
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