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How to view multi-line output?

asked 7 years ago

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I type expand( (a+b)**20) but I want to see it in a single page, not as a single line? The same for 88**800 I don't want to uncheck the typesetting box.

So is there a function that can display the output in sage's raw format. What is this format, and how do I see it? I know show() and view() which show the output in the latex format, but not sage's output format.

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Please mention how is sage started. (For me there exists only a linux terminal command line, sage comes "in iron", and there the results are using the usual string information of the objects. There is never a box to be unchecked for me. Moreover, there is a regular backward search, an interaction with the operating system...)

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answered 7 years ago

How about print(expand(a+b)**20)?

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answered 7 years ago

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Your are right john.

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