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from sympy import * overwrites the definition of Sage's Integer class:

print(Integer)
from sympy import * 
print(Integer)

prints:

<class 'sage.rings.integer.integer'=""> <class 'sympy.core.numbers.integer'="">

Possible solutions:

• import only reallt needed stuff from sympy, not *

• or reimport Integer from Sage:

  from sympy import * from sage.rings.integer import Integer

• or explicitly specify type of 123:

  ZZ(123).valuation(3)

The problem caused by from sympy import * overwrites overwriting the definition of Sage's Integer class:

print(Integer)
from sympy import * 
print(Integer)

prints:

<class 'sage.rings.integer.integer'=""> <class 'sympy.core.numbers.integer'="">

Possible solutions:

• import only reallt really needed stuff from sympy, not *

• or reimport Integer from Sage:

  from sympy import * from sage.rings.integer import Integer

• or explicitly specify the type of 123:123 - like:

  ZZ(123).valuation(3)

The problem caused by from sympy import * overwriting the definition of Sage's Integer class:

print(Integer)
from sympy import * 
print(Integer)

prints:

<class 'sage.rings.integer.integer'=""> <class 'sympy.core.numbers.integer'="">

Possible solutions:

• import only really needed stuff from sympy, not *

• or reimport Integer from Sage:

  from sympy import * * from sage.rings.integer import Integer

• or explicitly specify the type of 123 - like:

  ZZ(123).valuation(3)

The problem caused by from sympy import * overwriting the definition of Sage's Integer class:

print(Integer)
from sympy import * 
print(Integer)

prints:

<class 'sage.rings.integer.integer'=""> <class 'sympy.core.numbers.integer'="">

Possible solutions:

• import only really needed stuff from sympy, not *

• or reimport re-import Integer from Sage:

  from sympy import * *

  from sage.rings.integer import Integer

• or explicitly specify the type of 123 - like:

  ZZ(123).valuation(3)

The problem is caused by from sympy import * overwriting the definition of Sage's Integer class:

print(Integer)
from sympy import * 
print(Integer)

prints:

<class 'sage.rings.integer.integer'=""> <class 'sympy.core.numbers.integer'="">

Possible solutions:

• import only really needed stuff from sympy, not *

• or re-import Integer from Sage:

  from sympy import *

  from sage.rings.integer import Integer

• or explicitly specify the type of 123 - like:

  ZZ(123).valuation(3)

The problem is caused by from sympy import * overwriting the definition of Sage's Integer class:

print(Integer)
from sympy import * 
print(Integer)

prints:

Possible solutions:

• import only really needed stuff from sympy, not *

• or re-import Integer from Sage:

  from sympy import *

  from sage.rings.integer import Integer

• or explicitly specify the type of 123 - like:

  ZZ(123).valuation(3)