Without this call to
readline, line would have no value. The book incorrectly states that read would have no value.
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Welcome
Welcome to Python Programming in Context.
This is the place to find errata and give feedback directly to the authors of the textbook Python Programming in Context.
Nothing drives an author more crazy than to find an error in a listing in his own textbook. However, even after months of testing and several rounds of proofreading bugs still find their way in to the final printed book. We aim to provide warnings and fixes here. Please contact us if you find an error that is not covered on this blog.
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- All Chapters, Source Code for Listings
- Chapter 8 Data Files
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- Chapter 5 Listing 5.4
- Chapter 2 -- Page 56 -- Problems 2.13, 2.14
- Chapter 11 Listing 11.12
- Chapter 10 Listing 10.9
- Chapter 10 Exercise 10.17
- Chapter 9 Exercise 9.34
- Chapter 9 Listing 9.7
- Chapter 5 page 174
- Chapter 3 Session 3.4
- Chapter 2 -- Page 81 -- Problems 2.2,2.3,2.4
- Chapter 2 -- Page 81 -- Problem 2.5
- Hanging Turtles
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