MHB Navigating SAGE as a Beginner: Tips for Getting Started

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The discussion centers around a user seeking guidance on using SAGE, particularly after a previous experience in a university lab. They express intimidation when researching SAGE independently and request tips for beginners. The user has some familiarity with SAGE, having used it for generating problems in linear algebra and graph theory, and appreciates its collaboration with LaTeX. Recommendations for beginner resources include the books "Sage for Undergraduates" and "Computational Mathematics with SageMath," which are readily available online. The user is currently working with the text command line and is looking to refresh their knowledge and skills in SAGE.
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OK I am in a lock down here with my Governor ordering us stay hometho

So thot I would jump off the diving board into the world of SAGE

However when I went to google for guiding light on this I got intimidated fastSo Does anyone done square one and more I would like some tips

I did some SAGE about a year ago but it was a University Lab with a lot of help
I have forgotten everything...

thanks ahead...

I do know that SAGE is collaborative with Latex so that is a big plus
 
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I've been using Sage for generating problems in linear algebra and graph theory. It has nice functions for generating random matrices with integer reduced row echelon form. But I am only a beginner. I am working with text command line.

There are a couple of books: Sage for Undergraduates, and Computational Mathematics with SageMath. They are easy to find online.
 
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