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From: Barbara Welling Hall <wellingh@earlham.edu>
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Subject: Consequential Typos in Text
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I found two consequential typos on page 50 of The Java Tutorial.  The
countChars application will not run unless system.err.printlin on the
last line of the program is capitalized System.err.println.

Also, in order to run the character-counting program you need to enter
the full filename. java Count testing does not work
java Count testing.txt does work (at least on my Windows machine)

This stuff is hard enough without having to second-guess the text!

Welling