On Apr 6, 2012, at 06:54 , ArturZ wrote:
> First of all I say that these are my first steps in SAGE.
Welcome to Sage. Enjoy the ride!
> I want to define a function f(x,y), where x,y in GF(q), q=2^3 and next
> check all possible values of this function (for all x,y in GF(q)). Details
> about the function in attachment.
> Could you give me some advices how can I do it in SAGE?
> Any help will be highly appreciated.
You can treat the finite field GF(q) as an "iterator" (a python construct), so
this should work for you:
F=GF(q)
for e in F:
for g in F:
print f(e,g)
HTH
Justin
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