1 | initial version |
Note that your script is not pure Python since it relies on the Sage preparser (e.g. you use ^
for power while in Python it should be **
).
You can put this into a file with a .sage
extension, for example myscript.sage
so that Sage will understand that the script has to be preparsed, then you can call the script either from the terminal with
./sage myscript.sage
or from the Sage console with:
%runfile myscript.sage