1 | initial version |
It saves to your current location, or "present working directory".
You can find this location with the command "pwd".
For example, if my username is "user" and I am working in a folder called "myproject", I might get:
sage: pwd
/home/user/myproject/
2 | No.2 Revision |
It saves to your current location, or "present working directory".
You can find this location with the command "pwd".
For example, if my username is "user" and I am working in a folder called "myproject", I might get:
sage: pwd
/home/user/myproject/
This directory us usually the place you launched Sage from.
3 | No.3 Revision |
It saves to your current location, or "present working directory".
You can find this location with the command "pwd".
For example, if my username is "user" and I am working in a folder called "myproject", I might get:
sage: pwd
/home/user/myproject/
This directory us usually the place you launched Sage from.
Additionally, at least for certain types of objects, such as graphic animations, you can do
sage: a.save('filename', show_path=True)
so that the full path to the saved file is shown when saving the object to a file.