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See also this other question: https://ask.sagemath.org/question/50358/loading-a-file-unter-windows/ I think you need to write it this way:

sage: load("/Users/Martin/Desktop/example.sage")

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sage: %attach /Users/Martin/Desktop/example.sage

which reloads the file automatically on save.

See also this other question: https://ask.sagemath.org/question/50358/loading-a-file-unter-windows/ I think you need to write it this way:

sage: load("/Users/Martin/Desktop/example.sage")

or

sage: load("./Desktop/example.sage")
sage: %load ./Desktop/example.sage                           # alternative syntax
sage: %runfile ./Desktop/example.sage                        # alternative syntax

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sage: attach("./Desktop/example.sage")
sage: %attach /Users/Martin/Desktop/example.sage
./Desktop/example.sage                         # alternative syntax

which reloads the file automatically on save.

See also this other question: https://ask.sagemath.org/question/50358/loading-a-file-unter-windows/ I think you need to write it this way:

sage: load("/Users/Martin/Desktop/example.sage")

or with a relative path:

sage: load("./Desktop/example.sage")
sage: %load ./Desktop/example.sage                           # alternative syntax
sage: %runfile ./Desktop/example.sage                        # alternative syntax

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sage: attach("./Desktop/example.sage")
sage: %attach ./Desktop/example.sage                         # alternative syntax

which reloads the file automatically on save.