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## Acknowledgments

This book would not be possible without the input and support of many people. First, I would like to thank technical reviewers Mats Wichmann and Paul Dubois for their feedback. I would also like to thank the technical reviewers of the first edition, David Ascher and Paul Dubois, for their valuable comments and continued advice. Guido van Rossum, Jeremy Hylton, Fred Drake, Roger Masse, Barry Warsaw, and the rest of the Python developers also provided tremendous assistance with the first edition.

I’d also like to thank the folks at New Riders for their commitment to the project and assistance. A special thanks is in order for freelance editor Robin Drake for her amazing editing of both editions, and to compositors Ron Wise and Amy Parker (freelance and in-house, respectively), whose patience and stamina exceeded expectations and made it possible to finish this edition on time. I would also like to acknowledge the heroic efforts of Tim Bell, who not only provided a substantial number of suggestions for improving the first edition, but jumped in at the last moment to proofread this edition.

The following individuals also supplied feedback from the first edition: Jan Decaluwe, Mike Coleman, Andrew Kuchling, Greg Ward, Richard Wolff, Holger Dürer, Patrick Moran, Christian Norgaard Storm Pedersen, Dustin Mitchell, Benjamin Smith, Michael Drumheller, Brett Porter, Tim Bell, Michael Dyck, Ian Thomas Cohen, Steve Burns, David Morrill, Dennis McCoy, Paul DuBois, Peter Koren, Richard Gruet, Hamish Lawson, Michael Rodgers, Eric Rowe, Phil Austin,Aaron Digulla, Jack Gilbert, Joseph Sachs, Cecil Edwards, and Daniel Klein. I have done my best to incorporate your suggestions.

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