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Hello! First, I'd like to thank all of you for this great service. I've learned a lot already! :-) However, I'm very new to this and wondering, if there really is no possibility to view sympy output as LaTeX or Matplotlib rendering - or if I've just not found the right way to do this.

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It always shows up as text, like this:

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Right now, I'm using http://live.sympy.org/ which looks like this:

The output displays the variables, terms and equations as LaTeX output, but doesn't have many modules installed. So I'm trying to do this with PythonAnywhere now.

Can you help?

You can use matplotlib and display graphs inline with jupyter (ipython) notebooks, but that's only available as a paid feature right now.

Otherwise, from the terminal, everything will be text based (so the integral signs will look a little weird as you have shown etc)

Thank you for the reply! :-)

Unfortunately, that's kind of disappointing. I understand, that the terminal cannot show these graphics. However, I was hoping for something like a web application, which forwards the output to me via my browser. Too bad. Well, what can you do... Again, thank you for your nice work. I'm certain, I'll still use PythonAnywhere anyways ;-)