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One thing though, that I found so far:

Page 85, regarding the charAt() function, a line of code says:

country.charAT(2) ; // returns "n", the third charachter,

when in fact u would fall at the index of (2)...

The author, Colin Moock, replies: The reader's report is incorrect. country is the name of the variable, not the string that we're performing charAt() on. The string is "Canada", and its third letter (at an index of 2) is indeed "n".