How do I print equality?

[Boris Kheyfets]

Hello SymPy users,

Suppose I have a = b**2, and I want to pprint:

     2
a = b

How can I do it? The closest I can get is:

#!/usr/bin/python

from sympy import *

var("a b")

a = b**2

pprint({"a": a)

But it

• prints : instead of = and also
• prints ugly {} around equality (or assignment).

Ideally I want something like:

pprint(a.__name__ + " = " + a)

[Aaron Meurer]

Use Eq(), like Eq(a, b**2).

Aaron Meurer

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[Boris Kheyfets]

Cool thanks.

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