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RegularUser
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You can make Sage evaluate a given Python expression by running sage -c <your-command> from command line. However, it seems that the -c parameter can only be given once. How do I make sage evaluate several commands in succession then?

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answered 6 years ago

Sébastien
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updated 6 years ago

One way is to concatenate the commands with a ; in between:

$ sage -c "m=matrix(2,2,range(4));print(m^10)"
[ 44726  79647]
[159294 283667]

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