So for some reason my program quit while it was running something. I was able to open it back up but obviously my program quit in the middle of it being ran. It has been running for a long time and I want my output from it but it truncated it and I can't find how to get the full output since it didn't complete it doesn't have the link for me to click.
From your question I'm guessing you have installed Sage on your computer and you are running it in notebook mode.
It seems you program takes a long time to run, and outputs a lot of data. In such a case it is a good idea to output to a file rather than outputting to the screen, for two reasons:
printing to the screen takes time! Your program will run faster if it prints nothing to the screen.
in the program crashes, you at least get whatever was written to a file until then.
Writing to a file is simple in Python. See the following selection of links: lecture notes, ask-sage, stackoverflow.
Asked: 2014-12-04 02:33:00 +0100
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This is pretty vague, so it's hard for us to help you. Was this in the Sage math cloud, the notebook on your machine, on a public server, in the command line? What version? Usually Sage just doesn't stop, except for timeouts on public servers of sagenb.