Halliday physics vs. Feynman lectures

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which is the better series one can learn physics from? I've personally read feynman's but I haven't tried halliday's.
 
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I'd say ideally use them in conjunction; fenyman's lectures are wonderful in terms of conceptual understanding but i think halliday is good for the wide-scope of details and problem solving.
 
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