What is the difference between .sage and .sagesw?
What is the difference between .sage and .sagesw?
I've found that load does not work well with .sagesw why is that?
First, note that the endings are .sage and .sagews. The first is just a text file written in the Sage language (i.e. Python + syntactic sugar + Sage commands), whereas the second is a file specifically for SageMathCloud/CoCalc use only. (There is also a .sws format which is from the old sagenb notebook.)
So load with .sage is using it exactly as intended - for instance, you could define a new function my_func in that file, and then loading would make my_func available for use in your session. But .sagews is a "Sage worksheet" in the CoCalc environment, and it doesn't make sense to "load" a whole worksheet in that sense, though one could presumably convert it to a file that could be loaded.
Asked: 2017-08-19 01:01:05 +0100
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Last updated: Aug 19 '17
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