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Errata

Issue	Author's Response
Chapter 3, page 47, Using Local Functions, definition of "remap" - the definitions of mapx and mapy generate errors since the value of truncate is float and it is being added to an int. Need to add "int (truncate ...)".	Thank you, I have updated the errata at http://www.expert-fsharp.com/Updates/Forms/AllItems.aspx This code change was because of a corresponding design change in the F# September 2008 CTP. thanks don
Chapter 3, page 29 Table 3.3 Bitwise operators shows wrong operator for exclusive or. Shows "ööö" (three o-umlaut's) but should be "^^^"	Thank you for reporting this, I've updated the errata at http://www.expert-fsharp.com/Updates/Forms/AllItems.aspx kind regards don
Chapter 5, page 107: let readValue inputStream = let formatter = new BinaryFormatter() let res = formatter.Deserialize(inputStream) unbox x Should be: let readValue inputStream = let formatter = new BinaryFormatter() let res = formatter.Deserialize(inputStream) unbox res	The proposed change is correct. Thanks.
> let empties : int list [] = Array.create 100 [];; let empties : int list [] = Array.create 100 [];; ---------------------------------------------^^^ stdin(55,46): error FS0001: This expression has type 'a list but is here used with type int list.	Hi there, I don't get an error when I type this into FSI. Is there anything unusual with your installation? Thanks don let empties : int list [] = Array.create 100 [];;
Page 84, line 4, the definition of the value sparseMap is not good. sparseMap can't have the type Dictionary<string, string list>. In fact, "sparseMap" should have type "Dictionary<(int * int),float>"	You are right, we have updated the errata corrige to include your suggestion. Thanks. -- Antonio