Bug with the ASCII printing

[Christophe Bal]

Hello.

The following terminal session shows a problem with the ASCII printing because the two last lines.

At least, I would expect the use of S(1) in the repr which is a technical output from my point of view. What do you think about this ?

Christophe BAL

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>>> from sympy import *

>>> x = var('x')

>>> f = S(1)/4

>>> print f

1/4

>>> print(repr(f))

1/4

[Aaron Meurer]

repr is the same as str for SymPy, because the true repr output would
be too verbose, and Python calls repr on the elements of a list when
you call str on the list.

If you want a true repr, use srepr().

Aaron Meurer

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