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Thanks for the comparison. Though they are complementary, would you recommend reading one before the other?
by DarkTree 9y ago
Thanks for the comparison. Though they are complementary, would you recommend reading one before the other?
- rectang 9y agoI would suggest starting with the Klein and getting through the section on complex numbers, "Playing with C", which is at the end of chapter 1. (Note, Klein has a lengthy chapter 0 which is a review of prerequisites such as functions.) After that, I suggest moving through them roughly in parallel. You may find that you prefer one or the other; I wouldn't feel bad about running with either one. (In my view, the Klein is more uneven: it has more weak sections, but is occasionally very compelling.)