What is the Best Book on Complex Numbers for Beginners?

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The discussion focuses on finding the best introductory book on complex numbers, emphasizing the need for detailed explanations and challenging problem sets to enhance understanding. The user is particularly interested in resources that will support their studies in electrical engineering. A suggested book, which has received positive reviews and is affordably priced at $7 used, is linked for consideration. The user is also contemplating whether to purchase the book or borrow it from the library. Overall, the goal is to thoroughly learn complex numbers for practical application in their field.
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Which is the best book on complex numbers? I'm new to this topic so I would like to begin my study with the basics. I prefer books that deal with concepts in a great detail for a better understanding. The book must also contain good problem sets(high order thinking) for practise. I'm aiming to finish the entire course on complex numbers since it is used in the field of electrical engineering.

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