Learning Python, 2nd Edition
by Mark Lutz, David Ascher

The following errata were *corrected* in the 11/04 reprint:

Here's a key to the markup:
	[page-number]: serious technical mistake
	{page-number}: minor technical mistake
	<page-number>: important language/formatting problem
	(page-number): language change or minor formatting problem



{71}  last line;
"... the first item in the list L."

NOW READS:
"... the first item in the list L1."


{75}  Table 5-1 (continued), line 5 from bottom;
"S2.find('pa')"

NOW READS:
"s2.find('pa')"


{111}  2nd paragraph;
dict([('name,'bob'), ('age',30)])

NOW READS:
dict([('name','bob'), ('age',30)])


[214]  in function min1 ;
if arg < args:

NOW READS:
if arg < res:


{214}  3rd bullet note;
"The third converts from tuple to list with the built-in tuple call, ..."

NOW READS:
"The third converts from tuple to list with the built-in list call, ..."


{457}  class Stack: code;
self.push and self.pop   BOTH NOW REFERENCE  self._data, not just data



{464, 468, 471}  in code snippet;
", string" in the import statement of these examples HAS BEEN DELETED.


{470}  last line in 1st code snippet;
Previously the last line of this code was indented too far.

"# Process character 'next'." HAS BEEN MOVED 4 spaces to the left to correct this error.


{475}  1st parag under Specific Internet Protocols;
"smptlib"

NOW READS:
"smtplib"