On Friday, April 8, 2016 at 8:40:02 PM UTC+2, William wrote:
>
> Why does nobody ever ask?
>

I'd like to think thats because there is simply no need for obscure imports 
when using Sage; We have public constructors for basic mathematical 
objects, and computations are then done using methods of said objects. 
Unless you muck in the Sage internals (=you want to patch Sage) you 
*shouldn't* have to import stuff thats not already global on the 
commandline, how else are users supposed to use it?

What API design school is that? You dump code on users and whoever manages 
>> to build the most convoluted contraption out of that will determine the 
>> future direction of the project
>>
> I don't care about design schools
>

I disagree, IMHO designing interfaces carefully is much more important than 
(and should come before) banging on the keyboard.

 

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