Can anyone explain me the following behavior of Sage: What is the idea behind not evaluating symbolic equations which are (obviously) true? For example:
sage: m = var('m')
sage: m == m
m == m
Evaluation works with
sage: bool(m == m)
True
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Can anyone explain me the following behavior of Sage: What is the idea behind not evaluating symbolic equations which are (obviously) true? For example:
sage: m = var('m')
sage: m == m
m == m
Evaluation works with
sage: bool(m == m)
True
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