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As to the first question, use subs:
sage: def test(f,myvar,myval):
return f.subs(myvar==myval)
....:
sage: print(test(f,x,3))
9
In general, Sage comes with source, see https://github.com/sagemath/sage
Regarding the plot question, the triple is a standard Python tuple. I would
need a more specific question to elaborate further.
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As to the first question, use subs:
sage: def test(f,myvar,myval):
return f.subs(myvar==myval)
....:
sage: f = x^2
sage: print(test(f,x,3))
9
In general, Sage comes with source, see https://github.com/sagemath/sage
Regarding the plot question, the triple is a standard Python tuple. I would
need a more specific question to elaborate further.
