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How to import sage library to my python program?

asked 2011-10-14 14:10:38 +0100

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I write python program and must use SAGE to solve problem on my program,but i don't use command load "myprogram.py" on SAGE run program. How to run my program without this way? Thank you.

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answered 2011-10-14 14:23:10 +0100

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If you run the program with sage's python (i.e., sage -python myprogram.py), then you can do this:

from sage.all import *

at the top and then use Sage as normal in the program.

Only importing part of Sage is not supported, as many parts of Sage depend on other parts. So import the whole thing in one go.

I think you might be able to also do:

import sage.all

and then use Sage features by prepending things with sage.all.<whatever_sage_function>, like sage.all.factorial()

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