How should I call the result after I run a code in ubuntu terminal?
I am trying to run a SageMath code on AWS through the Ubuntu terminal. I have successfully run the code. Now I want to see the computation results without abusing "print". The results are saved in several variables in my code. How should I call them after running the code?
The problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 LTS.
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vidarlo
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I am trying to run a SageMath code on AWS through the Ubuntu terminal. I have successfully run the code. Now I want to see the computation results without abusing "print". The results are saved in several variables in my code. How should I call them after running the code?
The problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 LTS.
command-line
edited Dec 9 at 18:45
vidarlo
8,88342442
asked Dec 9 at 18:15
J. Wang
61
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Whats wrong with priting them, if you want to show them on the console?
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:28
I guess you are right. But the problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:43
I do not know your software, but the common way would be to either print it, have the software you utilize write it to a file, or employ redirects (e.g../command > savedoutput). I also added your clarification to the question, so I hope someone familiar with your software can give you a perfect answer :)
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:45
I see. Thank you! That helps a lot!
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:48
Perhaps relevant? Hide the Output
– steeldriver
Dec 9 at 19:06
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I am trying to run a SageMath code on AWS through the Ubuntu terminal. I have successfully run the code. Now I want to see the computation results without abusing "print". The results are saved in several variables in my code. How should I call them after running the code?
The problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 LTS.
command-line
edited Dec 9 at 18:45
vidarlo
8,88342442
asked Dec 9 at 18:15
J. Wang
61
I am trying to run a SageMath code on AWS through the Ubuntu terminal. I have successfully run the code. Now I want to see the computation results without abusing "print". The results are saved in several variables in my code. How should I call them after running the code?
The problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
My Ubuntu version is 18.04 LTS.
command-line
command-line
edited Dec 9 at 18:45
vidarlo
8,88342442
asked Dec 9 at 18:15
J. Wang
61
edited Dec 9 at 18:45
vidarlo
8,88342442
asked Dec 9 at 18:15
J. Wang
61
edited Dec 9 at 18:45
vidarlo
8,88342442
edited Dec 9 at 18:45
vidarlo
8,88342442
edited Dec 9 at 18:45
vidarlo
8,88342442
8,88342442
asked Dec 9 at 18:15
J. Wang
61
asked Dec 9 at 18:15
J. Wang
61
asked Dec 9 at 18:15
J. Wang
61
61
1
Whats wrong with priting them, if you want to show them on the console?
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:28
I guess you are right. But the problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:43
I do not know your software, but the common way would be to either print it, have the software you utilize write it to a file, or employ redirects (e.g../command > savedoutput). I also added your clarification to the question, so I hope someone familiar with your software can give you a perfect answer :)
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:45
I see. Thank you! That helps a lot!
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:48
Perhaps relevant? Hide the Output
– steeldriver
Dec 9 at 19:06
add a comment |
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Whats wrong with priting them, if you want to show them on the console?
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:28
I guess you are right. But the problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:43
I do not know your software, but the common way would be to either print it, have the software you utilize write it to a file, or employ redirects (e.g../command > savedoutput). I also added your clarification to the question, so I hope someone familiar with your software can give you a perfect answer :)
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:45
I see. Thank you! That helps a lot!
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:48
Perhaps relevant? Hide the Output
– steeldriver
Dec 9 at 19:06
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Whats wrong with priting them, if you want to show them on the console?
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:28
Whats wrong with priting them, if you want to show them on the console?
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:28
I guess you are right. But the problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:43
I guess you are right. But the problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:43
I do not know your software, but the common way would be to either print it, have the software you utilize write it to a file, or employ redirects (e.g.
./command > savedoutput). I also added your clarification to the question, so I hope someone familiar with your software can give you a perfect answer :)– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:45
I do not know your software, but the common way would be to either print it, have the software you utilize write it to a file, or employ redirects (e.g.
./command > savedoutput). I also added your clarification to the question, so I hope someone familiar with your software can give you a perfect answer :)– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:45
I see. Thank you! That helps a lot!
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:48
I see. Thank you! That helps a lot!
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:48
Perhaps relevant? Hide the Output
– steeldriver
Dec 9 at 19:06
Perhaps relevant? Hide the Output
– steeldriver
Dec 9 at 19:06
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Whats wrong with priting them, if you want to show them on the console?
– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:28
I guess you are right. But the problem is that my output is large matrices. If I need to run other scripts and check the saved result frequently, it will be inefficient since I have to scroll up and down. So I wonder if there is a good way to call the result only when I need it.
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:43
I do not know your software, but the common way would be to either print it, have the software you utilize write it to a file, or employ redirects (e.g.
./command > savedoutput). I also added your clarification to the question, so I hope someone familiar with your software can give you a perfect answer :)– vidarlo
Dec 9 at 18:45
I see. Thank you! That helps a lot!
– J. Wang
Dec 9 at 18:48
Perhaps relevant? Hide the Output
– steeldriver
Dec 9 at 19:06