Python Learning Python and Sage - Advice Appreciated

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Learning Python and Sage is a beneficial starting point for those without a background in programming or mathematics. Python is a widely-used programming language known for its simplicity and versatility, while Sage is an open-source mathematics software system that serves as an alternative to commercial tools like Mathematica. Both tools provide a solid foundation for further exploration in programming and mathematical software. Engaging with these resources can effectively support beginners in their learning journey.
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I have no backbround in programming or science/mathematics software, but time and desire to learn...

is learning
Phyton and Sage a good idea?

Advice appreciated!
 
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Do you mean Python? Haven't heard of Sage.
 
Sage is a open source alternative to matheamtica etc.

http://www.sagemath.org/

Early today (well yesterday ... in GMT+1) I read th blog of the guy that is the main developer behind it, can't find it now though
 
Learning Python and SAGE is a very good way of "STARTING". For more complicated business you will need more but Python and SAGE are pretty cool stuff to start with.
 
Oh thanks for your reply!
 

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