In exercise 10.1, we say that we need to explicitly set the character encoding, because Project Gutenberg doesn't do it. But it actually does set the encoding to UTF-8.
We may remove that part of the exercise to make it less complex. (Or better: check if it is correctly set and only fix it if necessary, but that would make it more complex.)
In exercise 10.1, we say that we need to explicitly set the character encoding, because Project Gutenberg doesn't do it. But it actually does set the encoding to UTF-8.
We may remove that part of the exercise to make it less complex. (Or better: check if it is correctly set and only fix it if necessary, but that would make it more complex.)