1 | initial version |
You can escape for shell and Sage:
./sage -c "print('test', '%s' %('\\\angle FAC'))"
2 | No.2 Revision |
You can escape for shell and Sage:
./sage -c "print('test', '%s' %('\\\angle FAC'))"
This will output :
test \angle FAC
3 | No.3 Revision |
You can escape for shell and Sage:
./sage -c "print('test', '%s' %('\\\angle FAC'))"
This will output :
test \angle FAC
Or escape only for the shell, and use a raw string for Sage:
$ ./sage -c "print('test', '%s' % (r'\\angle FAC'))"
test \angle FAC