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An emoji is broken and printed on a paperback book. #1612
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That's because O'Reilly manually did the emoji translation; they must have missed that one. |
I would have guessed it was an O'Reilly issue. Hopefully it will be corrected in the next printing. Thanks. |
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Hi, I'm a translator working on your excellent book R for Data Science (2e) into Korean.
You may already know this, but while working on the translation, I found a broken emoji printout in the paperback book. They are printed on pages 243 and 244 of the paperback book. In the e-book PDF file, they are printed on pages 245 and 246.
Thank you for a great book.
Working on the translation made me understand R better.
Many thanks.
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