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First off, you don't need itertools here since similar functionality is provides by Sage - try:
list( Permutations(l1,2) )
If you insist on using itertools.permutations, it want the second argument be of standard int type - this should the job:
list( itertools.permutations(l1,int(2)) )
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First off, you don't need itertools here since similar functionality is provides by Sage - try:
list( Permutations(l1,2) )
If you insist on using itertools.permutations, it want wants the second argument be of standard int type (not Sage's sage.rings.integer.Integer') - this should the job:
list( itertools.permutations(l1,int(2)) )
