Web page SageMathCell, sagecell dot sagemath dot org slash ?q=bfdjbp - This one opens with particular function/subroutine calls already typed in. Someone supplied it to me in response to a question I posted in Mathematics Stack Exchange. I took it from there, reading up on various function/subroutine calls for SageMath. I am a longtime mainframe programmer (COBOL mainly), but I did get some exposure to object-oriented programming (but not in Python) before my retirement. Please excuse me if I have misused the terms subroutine and function here.
The code I was supplied is:
E = EllipticCurve([0,0,0,-3,34])
E.integral_points()
I learned about the rank() call and wanted to add it:
E.rank()
However, only the second one displays. I comment-out (using "#", which I was able to learn about through Googling) the line I don't use. But what I'd really like to do is to display both E.integral_points() and E.rank() at the same time.
Using pseudocode, what some of my earlier programming experience would have me do is something like this:
E.integral_points() + E.rank()
or maybe:
String(E.integral_points(), E.rank())
If you understand what I am trying to do, please let me know how to do it. Or if it can't be done, please let me know. Thanks in advance for any emoticon-free, emoji-free response you can give me.
