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The call to the function, funcb() should include the argument value. The full example should read:
def funca():
value=59
funcb(value)
def funcb(value):
print(value*2)
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| Page 93, First Code Example |
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We should be iterating over items rather than list to achieve what we want, so the code should read:
def multi_insert(list, *items):
for item in items:
list.append(item)
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| Page 359, Second Example and following text |
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The code example given shows how to bind the pressing of the 'z' key to a function:
widget.bind("",pressed_z)
However, the explanatory text describes the CTRL key. The following paragraph should read:
maps the user pressing the z key (note lowercase), without any modifier, to the pressed_z method. Other possible values for event are:...
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| Page 371, Table 15-6 |
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I make a reference to Perl in the first row of the table, when of course we are talking about Python.
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