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ducd, that's the point. By only giving you half the answers, they provide enough material to learn from and test yourself against. Instructor's manual has all
by kingkawn 17y ago
ducd, that's the point. By only giving you half the answers, they provide enough material to learn from and test yourself against. Instructor's manual has all of the answers, so its up to the teacher to provide them.
- ionfish 17y agoThis is fine for university students, but for anyone else, it is deeply frustrating. I don't want to have to email the author of a book merely to obtain solutions to the exercises; after all, the author may have died since they wrote the book.
- chrischen 17y agoI'd still rather have the solutions so I can go at them my own pace.
- plinkplonk 17y agowell we could always start a "sharetextbookanswers.com" website and let people (students or not) contribute. If people just put up the answers they do work out somewhere, this would help others. This is happening with SICP for example.