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Alright, well I just got both. Can't hurt to have more.
I don't know.Schaus said:So I got the wrong one? Crap
Certainly it's easier to understand a problem by seeing a solution to it, but I don't necessarily believe that you're actually learning much of anything. A good textbook will have plenty of examples, but the learning comes when you actually do the work for a problem. Part of the learning process is in making false starts and going along branches that don't lead anywhere. This thread is (I hope) a good example of what I'm talking about.Schaus said:I learn more easily from seeing something done.