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The example "Future" class has both a result field and a result function. Luckily the function was never called so it's ok that the result field overwrote it.
Python 3.4 is no longer latest, aiohttp API has changed.
The example code doesn't implement TLS, but xkcd.com is now TLS-only.
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Thanks for pinging me via email on this. Sometime in the next couple of weeks I will merge and publish a new web version; I should also be able to update the print version with these corrections (and others that have been submitted since release), but that may take awhile longer. |
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Fix a code-wart that a reader pointed out to me, deal with xkcd.com's change to TLS-only, and acknowledge updates to Python and aiohttp since publication.
CC: @gvanrossum, but your review is not required unless you want to.