Outdated book

[Kaabasane]

Python 3.6 is the latest low. Nobody uses 3.1 anymore and there are a lot of changes made since. Also, as a Python 3 programmer and tutor I declare this book as a mess. Please fix this.

[Chaostheorie]

This book is over a decade old and the original author has gone "off grid" (in lack of a better term). This book certainly needs an update/ a new revision, but I wouldn't expect anything from the original author. If you take its age into consideration, it isn't really a mess and more or less just outdated.

If you're a tutor and rely on this book, you could consider forking it and creating an updated version. I'm sure any help is welcome, and you're free to make a derived version based on it since it's published under CC-By-Sa (i.e. you're free to make a derivative work under the same licence and with an attribution to the original author).

[Kaabasane]

Thank you for the response. I will take that into consideration.

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