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Python Testing with pytest, Second Edition: Typo in URL for Ch 14, Exercise 1 (page 204)
Exercise 1 in Chapter 14 contains the instructions:
Head over to pypy.python.org with your favorite browser.
Unfortunately, pypy.python.org doesn’t resolve. Perhaps what was meant was pypi.python.org, which redirects to pypi.org.
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