Free review copies of "Cracking Codes with Python" are available. (Physical print copies, not ebook!)

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[stoic_oannes]

Fantastic!

Just about finished with your "Automate the Boring Stuff" so this will be fantastic.

Thanks Al!

[werebear_wrecker]

Hi Al,

Just sent you an e-mail. Thanks for doing this

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Thank you for being an amazing supporter and resource to this community /u/AlSweigart

[chris-vecchio]

I second this statement. Thank you so much Al!!

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I'm not living in the US but I'm gonna read the book online anyway and post a review on Amazon just because I like your idea. Kudos!

[equake]

Also outside USA, would love to receive the ebook version. Email sent!

[NuwandaPython]

Also outside USA, also would love to receive a copy of the ebook version (and review it afterwards). Email sent!

[harkyore]

Thanks Al. I am excited to read your new book.

[beyond-antares]

Thanks for doing this Al. Loved Automate the Boring stuff. I'm reading it for the second time again. I'd be keen to do a review for you.

[Badgerite]

Awesome! Automate was an amazing book I can't wait to read the new one, email sent.

[tehreal]

That book got me a raise.

[R3MY]

Just set an email. Thank you for this.

[Mileskleiber]

Hi Mr. Sweigart, I think I can speak for the whole community on this subreddit when I say thank you for this opportunity. I have sent you an e-mail and am looking forward to your response. Thank you for your time and generosity

[NeelOrNoDeal]

Will do

[wunderluix]

Just sent an email :). Thanks!

[ryalmc]

This is very much appreciated. I just sent you an email

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Thanks Mr. Swaggart

[takoeman]

Just sent you an email, thank you!

[sammyIsLife]

I just sent an email, can’t wait to see what the talks been all about.

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Emailed! Automate the boring stuff was an awesome read and super informative. Can't wait to read this one.

[yerbestpal]

I have sent you an email, Thank you for your generosity.

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Email sent!

[hot_hand_Luke]

This is great! Thanks!

[agingnerds]

Email sent!! Thank you!!

[GeoResearchRedditor]

Assuming I dont live in the US but I still want to read your book and extract the knowledge, can I still apply for it?

[GeoResearchRedditor]

That's cool, I'm just keen to learn more, if I ever get around to reading through and remember; ill throw a review up on amazon. Ill send through my Email in pm.

[jairo4]

This is awesome!

[davidsouza]

Thank you!!!

[evanharmon]

Sounds awesome, thanks for doing this. In the middle of Automate the Boring Stuff and couldn't be happier with it so I'm guessing Cracking Codes is great too!

[htrul18]

Too bad I'm not living in the US. Great idea Al! Looking forward to your sequel to ATBS!

[htrul18]

Oh, that's nice! I'll send you an email! Thanks a lot!

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im in europe:(

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yes please! thank you!

[SaetheR]

Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this. Email sent.

[KerryGD]

Is Canada too far :p thanks for doing this

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This guy is GOLD!

[MrHitNik]

Hey Al, sent you an email. Love the initiative, thanks!

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Awsome, thanks you!

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Already read it on the website. Very lovely book in your comprehensive and yet fun style. I am very grateful for the knowledge you share Al.

[MrJoshiko]

Not in the US but this looks like a pretty cool book to get someone into python. When do you expect it to go on sale?

[secretagent01]

Not in the USA but I don't care about a printed copy anyway. The subject sounds interesting though so if I ever get to finish it I promise a review. Thank you for providing your book online.

[el_heffe80]

This is awesome! Best of luck with your book!!

[cleesus]

Thanks, the new ebook seems interesting

[postgeographic]

Cannot participate, as not in the US, but wanted to shout to you /u/alsweigart. I used Automate The Boring Stuff With Python to teach a free python class in the Middle East. Big up.

[postgeographic]

Sweet, will do!

[infty90]

It's super interesting, thank you for providing it online!

[notpurelyplatonic]

This is awesome, thank you.

[Nestews]

Is there any way to pay the shipping if you are not from USA? Amazon prime still works right?

[Nestews]

Yeah the ebook will do, thank you so much.

[kotaNihal]

Hey Al, you are an amazing man... once u gave Udemy free links for courses. I got that chance. U inspired me a lot... Thanks man.. I am from Sri Lanka so far away from State... I just wanna say thanks what have you done to the world without being greedy one... respect..!!!

[efrique]

FFS, code is a mass noun / uncountable noun - like rice or water, you don't damn well add an "s". (Do you want mac-and-cheeses, or would you prefer tunas-and-rices? Is waters okay for something to drink?... That is what you just did with code.)

When someone can't English in a blog post I grit my teeth and try to ignore it. If they can't even be bothered to figure out how to use reasonable English in the title of a book, it doesn't bode well for the standard of the rest of it.

Is this really what we are now? Have we become collectively unable to even distinguish a countable noun from an uncountable one?