C# 3.0 Cookbook Unconfirmed Errata

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Version	Location	Description	Submitted By
Printed	Page 18 3rd paragraph, last sentence	The sentence states: "For more on DataContext, see Recipe 1.6". Since this IS recipe 1.6, the pointer is obviously incorrect. I was unable to find what recipe it should be, so the sentence should probably be deleted.	Al Norman
Printed	Page 36 Last paragraph, 2nd to last line	Surrogate character is listed as value greater than 64K. I don't think that's correct. 64K is the maximum unicode. Table 2-3 on page 39 has the correct values.	Anonymous
Printed	Page 42-46 Code examples	The variable 'int count' appears not to be used for any purpose in method FindAll().	Anonymous
Printed	Page 59 First code sample under "Solution"	The lines: int actualInt = Int32.Parse(longString); // longString = 7654321 NumberStyles.AllowLeadingSign); // dblString = "-7654.321" should probably look like this for clarity: int actualInt = Int32.Parse(longString); // actualInt = 7654321 NumberStyles.AllowLeadingSign); // actualDbl = -7654.321	Anonymous
Printed	Page 247 Sentence just before the "Discussion" heading	it says, "records the occurrence of a divide-by-zero exception". This should instead be an overflow exception, based on the sample code.	Anonymous
Printed	Page 620 upload file example	The "upload a file" example in the middle of page 620 never calls client.UploadFile().	Alan Esenther
Printed	Page 801 FahrenheitToCelsius method	The first two code methods on this page are CelsiusToFahrenheit() and FahrenheitToCelsius(). The first method is correct and it multiplies by 1.8. The second method is incorrect. It should either multiply by (5/9) which is less than 1.8 or divide by 1.8.	Anonymous