 | 1 | initial version |
Playing with Sage and Sympy I accidentally ran sage from the directory ~/.config/ipython/profile_sympy and noticed that the "engine" of symbolic computation has changed:
type (1)
sympy.core.numbers.One
The same thing happens if from sage to execute:
from sympy import *
It is experimental feature? Will it grow? What are plans to integrate sympy and sage if they are?
Thank you and sorry for my English.
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
Playing with Sage and Sympy I accidentally ran sage from the directory ~/.config/ipython/profile_sympy and noticed that the "engine" of symbolic computation has changed:
type (1)
sympy.core.numbers.One
The same thing happens if from sage to execute:
from sympy import *
It is Is it experimental feature? Will it grow? What are plans to integrate sympy and sage if they are?are? What about some quirks (in sympy, for example, I can't define f(x) = x+1)
Thank you and sorry for my English.
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
Playing with Sage and Sympy I accidentally ran sage from the directory ~/.config/ipython/profile_sympy and noticed that the "engine" of symbolic computation has changed:
type (1)
sympy.core.numbers.One
The same thing happens if from sage to execute:
from sympy import *
Is it experimental feature? Will it grow? What are plans to integrate sympy and sage if they are? What about some quirks (in sympy, for example, I can't define something like f(x) = x+1)
Thank you and sorry for my English.
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