I would like to rapidly report stored values along with the variable name. In python I can do print('A=' + A) for this, which does not seem to work in Sage. Is there a command with this function or a way to fix this print statement?
A=10
print 'A =',AThe initial `var` was erroneous, because the `A=10` cancels that out.
print('A=' + A) doesn't work for me in Python 2.6 or 3.2 (unless A happens to be a string). What does work in Python, and in Sage, is print('A=' + str(A)). You have to convert the variable to a string before you can concatenate it with another string.
Some options:
sage: print 'A=',A
A= 10
sage: print 'A='+`A`
A=10
sage: print 'A=%03d'%A
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You can? This doesn't work in Python 2.6, anyway, and yields the expected error. Is it possible that this works in Python 3?