After a Real Analysis book that has solutions (for self-study)

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The discussion focuses on finding suitable self-study mathematics texts that do not require frequent online clarifications. 'Understanding Analysis' by Stephen Abbott and 'Real Mathematical Analysis' by C.C. Pugh are highlighted as potential choices, although the lack of solutions manuals is a concern. For Linear Algebra, opinions on Hoffman's text vary, with some recommending it for beginners while others find it less accessible. The user has also purchased Shilov's Linear Algebra but finds it too terse. Kaczor & Nowak's "Problems in Analysis" series is mentioned as an interesting option, along with a free Erdman problem text and a recommended free Linear Algebra book that includes answers.
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One that is suitable for self-study and doesn't require me to constantly ask the internet for clarifications.

'Understanding Analysis' by Stephen Abbott and 'Real Mathematical Analysis' by C.C. Pugh seem suitable but unfortunately I can't find a solutions manual

Thanks

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Also I need a Linear Algebra text! Is Hoffman's Linear Algebra recommended as a first course in LA (self study also)? I've read the Amazon reviews and like most texts, some think it is, some don't. I bought Shilov's Linear Algebra (it's cheap) to see what LA is all about but it seems a bit terse for me.
 
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