Beginning Python: Using Python 2.6 and Python 3.1

ISBN: 978-0-470-41463-7

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624 pages

February 2010

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Chapter	Page	Details	Date
6		Error in Code Current syntax: raise TypeError, "add_one requires a string, given a %s" % type (food_name) Correct syntax: raise TypeError( "add_one requires a string, given a %s" % type (food_name) )	05/28/2010
	11	Error in Text In the Try It Out section, under the 2nd code example (under header ?You could also just skip??): "John" "Everyman" should be: 'JohnEveryman' not: JohnEveryman	05/02/2011
	12	Error in Code In the code under ?Joining Strings with the Print() Function? The ?p? in Print(?John??) function should be lower case? print(?John??).	05/02/2011
	14	Error in Text Exercise in ch 1 N0 1 says to type, "rock a by...." It should say ?print? in front of ?rock??	10/20/2010
	23	Error in Code Under?some surprises? heading: Update for Python 3.1.3 windows installation: For >>>4023 - 22.4 Answer should be: 4000.6 not: 4000.5999999999999	05/02/2011
	27	Error in Text "It may seem like a mistake that the second number printed is 12 when you ? ve provided the string with a 10. However, octal only has 8 numbers (0 to 7), so from 0 to 10 in octal is 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11." When using the octal counting system you do not actually count the '8' aswell. So one should count as followed: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12	08/27/2010
	40	Error in Code There is a typo in the code. menu_specials.value() should be: menu_specials.values()	07/15/2010