chulan
Pythonic Programming: typo in Get over str.split() (page 115)
In first sentence:
“Method str.split(), with or without the separator parameter, is now
aware of the natural languages.”
‘now’ should be ‘not’
Marked As Solved
aotulton
Editor at PragProg
Fixed. Thank you.
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