Courant 's book is appropriate for beginner

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I've read the first 30 pages and it seem to not as hard as other would say for a beginner..at least it's kind of easier than Spivak,the only problem is the epsilon-delta definition which take time to grasp...the only reason I want to finish calculus as fast as possible is to go for more advanced math and especially being able to understand some basic physics...that's why I will take the rest of summer going through(and trying to learn by osmosis:biggrin:) Courant 's book instead of Lang 's book(which is easier but I would still have to read Courant after it) to get where I want faster.
 
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