JacobTomaw
Intuitive Python: Wrong line number in traceback (page 19)
On page 19 the commented traceback in variable_does_not_exist.py on line 5 says “line 7” however line 7 is a comment and the error is on line 8.
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davidmuller
Author of Intuitive Python
Hi @JacobTomaw - thanks for reporting the incorrect line number in the inline comment.
I’ve fixed the error in the book’s source, and the next release should contain the revision.
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