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I just installed Sage in Linux Mint, and the Import print_function only seems to work in one cell in the Notebook.
If I type this in the top cell it works fine:
from __future__ import print_function
print("all","good","dogs","eat","shoes",sep=" now ")
to print this:
all now good now dogs now eat now shoes
But if I do exactly the same print in the next cell, I get a syntax error.
I just installed Sage in Linux Mint, and the Import print_function only seems to work in one cell in the Notebook.
If I type this in the top cell it works fine:
from __future__ import print_function
print("all","good","dogs","eat","shoes",sep=" now ")
to print this:
all now good now dogs now eat now shoes
But if I do exactly the same print in the next cell, without the import, I get a syntax error.error.
However, the import does work for all cells in Sage for Windows.
I just installed Sage in Linux Mint, and the
the Import print_function print_function only seems to work in one cell in the Notebook.
If I type this in the top cell it works fine:
to print this:
But if I do exactly the same print in the next cell, without the import, I get a syntax error. However, the import does work for all cells in Sage for Windows.
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