For me the best book for proofs is "How to prove it" by Daniel J. Velleman. Everyone who has read several books on mathematical proof techniques puts this book first.
Thanks Maicon for your sharing! I’ve heard of Velleman's book but I haven’t read it yet. I’ll definitely give it a try someday. Appreciate your recommendation!
Awesome video. It's rare to find books that are both hard and challenging but also super fun and interesting to do. thanks for the recommendations. Keep up the good work!!
Great video, I thought the video was particularly engaging. I think maybe make the intro a bit shorter because I don't think it sets the tone for the rest of the video. I also think the editing is done really well.
Thank you comrade's advice! Yes, your analysis on tone is absolutely correct. The intro is experimental compared to my previous fast-paced video. It was my sudden idea adding some cinematic short which indeed makes it diffent from the rest. Once again, I appreciate your feedback! I'll try to enhance in the future content.
Hi Elias, thanks for your comment! One thing I didn't point out is that the second book covers essential math in Chapter 0, which is helpful for the rest of the book. The proof book enhances your proof reading skills, not only for this book but also for other topics like algorithm analysis. Prof. Sipser also emphasizes the importance of strong proof skills in his lecture videos. Hope it helps!
For me the best book for proofs is "How to prove it" by Daniel J. Velleman. Everyone who has read several books on mathematical proof techniques puts this book first.
Thanks Maicon for your sharing! I’ve heard of Velleman's book but I haven’t read it yet. I’ll definitely give it a try someday. Appreciate your recommendation!
Great video!! Sometimes UA-cam recommendations just strikes gold. Keep up your good work, you just earned another sub.
Thank you Gustavo for the kind words! I’m grateful for the support and I’ll do my best to keep striking gold!
Great video sir ! I loved how it was built and couldn't believe my eyes seeing you had only 534 subs ! Subscribed !
Thank you Youcef for the encouragement! I'll keep it up!
Awesome video. It's rare to find books that are both hard and challenging but also super fun and interesting to do. thanks for the recommendations. Keep up the good work!!
Thank you Kumar for the feedback! I’m thrilled that you enjoyed the video. I’ll definitely keep up the good work!
Sipser's book is easily the best book on theory of computation i've ever read. it's not even close :)
Hi mikkliish, yeah, the book does a very good job!
Great video, I thought the video was particularly engaging. I think maybe make the intro a bit shorter because I don't think it sets the tone for the rest of the video. I also think the editing is done really well.
Thank you comrade's advice! Yes, your analysis on tone is absolutely correct. The intro is experimental compared to my previous fast-paced video. It was my sudden idea adding some cinematic short which indeed makes it diffent from the rest. Once again, I appreciate your feedback! I'll try to enhance in the future content.
Great video!
Thank you Leandro! Hope you enjoyed the content.
great video earned my sub!
Thank you Brandon! Hope that I can bring more content in the future for you!
Or Proofs by Jay Cummings
Thanks Mateo for sharing the recommendation! It's really meaningful for different perspective. I'll take a look.
this video on data science please
Thank you Normie so much sharing your interested topic! Although I am not good at data science, I can give it a try one day to fill this content gap!
there is a big gap between the proof book versus the second book.
Hi Elias, thanks for your comment! One thing I didn't point out is that the second book covers essential math in Chapter 0, which is helpful for the rest of the book. The proof book enhances your proof reading skills, not only for this book but also for other topics like algorithm analysis. Prof. Sipser also emphasizes the importance of strong proof skills in his lecture videos. Hope it helps!
As @gfpa_ said, youtube algorithm did a great job. Excellent video, very clear, good edition, subscribed :)
Thank you, Econ, for your kind words and support! I’m delighted that you thought the video clear and well-edited. I'll keep it up!
we be implementing The DAWG with this one 🔥en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deterministic_acyclic_finite_state_automaton (all hail to sipser, TAOCP and SICP)
Hi Anass, your work is so cool! Yeah, hats off to the pioneers!