Is there an SageMath function for printing out the steps performed of in e.g Calculus?
Question:
Background
Notice: I am a bit sleep deprived so, please point out any improvements I could make. It doesn’t need to sound kind, thanks.
Noted this now: The title maybe could read
Is there a way in SageMath to show the ‘simplified’ steps it performs in Calculus?
my question is pretty short
And I have searched Math.StackExchange, Stackoverflow, (..) and other resources (docs of SageMath, Google, and so on).
But I have not really found anything that is even close to my question.
Context
Providing some context, I like to learn math. Especially because I can use SageMath to try to challenge myself, but I am quite slow (which is why I am trying it in SageMath as well)
In Calculus, I often find it confusing (some times) that, one equation is simplified in mostly the first steps (this is not the confusing part) the confusion I have is when I have "forgotten" a certain piece of math (which happens often, and as I am slow(slower than anyone else) I often end up just spending many hours on one simple basic thing.
I My question is related to the above, in the sense that I would like to be able to tell SageMath to simplify, and not simplify. (This might and probably do sound weird) But, that is my question, put simply.
as it’s a small question I am a bit unsure how much I should try to explain, but if SageMath simplifies something, I would like to get a explanation to how it performed it. Instead of just letting me enter a input and it outputs the output but simplified.
This, for me becomes a problem because I need to see the exact "steps" (just because as said, I am quite slow at understanding basic things)
I will try to ask the same question but more shortly (to try to explain it the best I can)
I specifically want to just, get the steps that was performed by SageMath when it simplifies or "solves" (integral. or derivative.)
Thanks!
I have had this problem for awhile, but always kind of tried to find another way around it, and I am aware this question likely is to be easy, probably obvious for many people, but for me it isn’t
I wish you a nice continuing day!
Will.
References
Answers:
Update:
Still sleep deprived but I managed to get an answer.
the solution was found to be quite simple; it was a configuration I changed, in the config file;
Background
Notice: I am a bit sleep deprived so, please point out any improvements I could make. It doesn’t need to sound kind, thanks.
Noted this now: The title maybe could read
Is there a way in SageMath to show the ‘simplified’ steps it performs in Calculus?
my question is pretty short
And I have searched Math.StackExchange, Stackoverflow, (..) and other resources (docs of SageMath, Google, and so on).
But I have not really found anything that is even close to my question.
Context
Providing some context, I like to learn math. Especially because I can use SageMath to try to challenge myself, but I am quite slow (which is why I am trying it in SageMath as well)
In Calculus, I often find it confusing (some times) that, one equation is simplified in mostly the first steps (this is not the confusing part) the confusion I have is when I have "forgotten" a certain piece of math (which happens often, and as I am slow(slower than anyone else) I often end up just spending many hours on one simple basic thing.
I My question is related to the above, in the sense that I would like to be able to tell SageMath to simplify, and not simplify. (This might and probably do sound weird) But, that is my question, put simply.
as it’s a small question I am a bit unsure how much I should try to explain, but if SageMath simplifies something, I would like to get a explanation to how it performed it. Instead of just letting me enter a input and it outputs the output but simplified.
This, for me becomes a problem because I need to see the exact "steps" (just because as said, I am quite slow at understanding basic things)
I will try to ask the same question but more shortly (to try to explain it the best I can)
I specifically want to just, get the steps that was performed by SageMath when it simplifies or "solves" (integral. or derivative.)
Thanks!
I have had this problem for awhile, but always kind of tried to find another way around it, and I am aware this question likely is to be easy, probably obvious for many people, but for me it isn’t
I wish you a nice continuing day!
Will.
References
Update:
Still sleep deprived but I managed to get an answer.
the solution was found to be quite simple; it was a configuration I changed, in the config file;