Kuhlman's tutorials pretty good

[Dave Kuhlman]

Fred Ma wrote:

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>> However, in looking over 201, I see some scrambling of source
>> code examples, vs. surrounding text, e.g. when he's getting into
>> regular expressions, some of the examples have nothing to do with
>> the explanations that follow.
>> Notably sections 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5.  2.6 is mostly OK except:
>> 
>> """
>> Put together a new string with string concatenation from pieces
>> of the original string and replacement values. You can use string
>> slices to get the sub-strings of the original string. In our
>> case, the following gets the start of the string, adds the first
>> replacement, adds the middle of the original string, adds the
>> second replacement, and finally, adds the last part of the
>> original string:
>> 
>> lineDef = delimitedList(fieldDef)
>> """
> 
> Yes, they seem rearranged.  I'm not sure what Dr. Kuhlman's time
> is like, but his tutorials are very good, and thus of great value
> to
> Python newbies everywhere.  ;)

Whoa!  How did all that happen?  I believe I tried one too many
fancy things in TeX/LaTeX, which is definitely not my native
language.

I've simplified a few things in the source document, and I believe
that these errors are fixed, now.

Thanks for pointing this out to me.  Also, thanks for the
compliments.

Dave

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