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How to study a pure math textbook
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Lessons painfully learned from teaching myself math
How to study a pure math textbook How to study a pure math textbook Added 2022-02-16, Modified 2022-04-08 Lessons painfully learned from teaching myself math Don’t have a book? See my recommendations ! This post is dedicated to people who want to learn a pure math textbook very well . If you want to make trade-offs in favor of speed over understanding, this is the wrong post for you. Update (2022-04-08): I stand by my advice, however trade-offs are unavoidable, don’t feel bad if you choose to learn something shallowly. You can always deepen it later Below are my recommendations, ordered from m
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