Looking for a Book on Sets, Groups, and Relations with Exercises?

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A user seeks recommendations for a book on sets, groups, and relations, specifically looking for one that includes numerous exercises and is suitable for a beginner with a grasp of basic concepts. The discussion highlights a freely available resource titled "Sets, Relations and Functions," which can be downloaded online, providing a potential solution to the user's request. The user expresses gratitude and plans to review the suggested material.
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Hi,
I would like to know if you guys know a good book on sets groups and relations, preferably with lots of exercises. I believe that I am on a beginner level, but I already know all basic concepts, so the text is not that important. It would be even better if it is available online hehe!
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