Issue in Ch03 greeter.py
See original GitHub issueWhy is the Greeter class including an init with name
? The specification of the Greeter class in the text above does not say to include Hi, my name is <name>...
but it says Hi, welcome to <store>...
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Oh yeah, once you see the code it’s pretty clear. Thanks!
I’ve noted this in
errata.html
, but since this is a change on the manuscript side rather than in the code, I’ll leave this open for now.