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From the command line, you can define your classes/functions/variables within a my_file.sage and attach it to your session by typing:
sage: %attach /path/to/my_file.sage
and then, the file is executed. It is re-executed each time you save the file, so that you do not have to re-load it again.
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From the command line, you can define your classes/functions/variables within a my_file.sage and attach it to your session by typing:
sage: %attach /path/to/my_file.sage
and then, the file is executed. It is re-executed each time you save the file, so that you do not have to re-load it again.
If you do not want the sage preparser to take effect so that your file is understood as a python file, you should name your file my_file.py.
