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from math import ceil
imports ceil
function from Python's math
module. So this bug (probably related to an overflow in 3**38
) has nothing to do with Sage.
If you want ceil
function from Sage, use from sage.all import ceil
instead.
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from math import ceil
imports ceil
function from Python's math
module. So this bug (probably related to an overflow in the float
type resulting from division of 3**38
) has nothing to do with Sage.
If you want ceil
function from Sage, use from sage.all import ceil
instead.
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from math import ceil
imports ceil
function from Python's math
module. So this bug (probably related to an overflow in insufficient precision of the float
type number resulting from division of 3**38
) has nothing to do with Sage.
If you want ceil
function from Sage, use from sage.all import ceil
instead.