I'm not sure if this can even be done, but if it's possible, how do I do it:

I have a python script called "Blue.py", the path should simply be "Blue.py", since my worksheet and the python script are saved in the same place.

I want to somehow import two arrays and an equation from maple to said python script, use them in a procedure there, and then import the output of said procedure, a 2d array, backwards to maple.

I don't really care what format the equation and the arrays take in python (the current version assumes types "np.array" for the arrays and type procedure for the equation, but I can always adjust it), but the type of the output of Blue.py should be of the form 2d Array (for example [[0,1],[8,-2],[3,3]] ).

Is it possible to shuffle input between maple worksheets and python scripts like that, and if so, how? 

The Multivariate Calculus lagrange multipliers function acts weird if I try  to compute something with infinite Extrema like sin(x)+sin(y) with the constraint being a straight line like 1-x-y=0
The output is something like
[1 + arctan((cos(1) - 1)/sin(1)) - Pi*_Z7, -arctan((cos(1) - 1)/sin(1)) + Pi*_Z7]

and trying to output a plot fails outright. 

My questions are:

1) What exactly is this z7 in the output? 

2) is there a way to get Lagrange multipliers to output concrete values for some of the infinite points, like for example, all points with -2<x<2?

3) If 2) is not possible, how could I calculate the points manually?