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"showing" both input and output

Is there a way to get Sage to show the "pretty" versions of both the input and the output of a calculation, instead of just the output? (sort of like the TI-89 and such)

For example, when I enter as input "integrate(x^2, x, 0, 3)" it correctly returns 9. But can I get it to return something like (the typeset version of) \int_0^3 x^2 dx = 9 ? It's obvious enough in this example what I'm asking for but some queries get complicated and seeing them as they would be printed helps make sure I'm asking Sage for what I mean to ask for.

"showing" both input and output

Is there a way to get Sage to show the "pretty" versions of both the input and the output of a calculation, instead of just the output? (sort of like the TI-89 and such)

For example, when I enter as input "integrate(x^2, x, 0, 3)" it correctly returns 9. But can I get it to return something like (the typeset version of) \int_0^3 x^2 dx = 9 ? It's obvious enough in this example what I'm asking for but some queries get complicated and seeing them as they would be printed helps make sure I'm asking Sage for what I mean to ask for.

"showing" both input and output

Is there a way to get Sage to show the "pretty" versions of both the input and the output of a calculation, instead of just the output? (sort of like the TI-89 and such)

For example, when I enter as input "integrate(x^2, x, 0, 3)" it correctly returns 9. But can I get it to return something like (the typeset version of) \int_0^3 x^2 dx = 9 ? It's obvious enough in this example what I'm asking for but some queries get complicated and seeing them as they would be printed helps make sure I'm asking Sage for what I mean to ask for.