Where can I find a comprehensive book for learning Linear Algebra?

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For those seeking free resources for learning Linear Algebra, several recommendations emerged in the discussion. Jim Hefferon's textbook is highlighted as a valuable free option available on his website. Additionally, MIT OpenCourseWare is praised for its comprehensive materials, including lectures by Gilbert Strang, tests, and homework assignments. Paul Dawkins' resources are also recommended for their clear explanations and numerous worked problems, making them suitable for learners at the elementary level. These resources collectively provide a structured approach to mastering Linear Algebra, from basic concepts to more complex topics.
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Hello,

I have been reading Linear Algebra mostly from the web. But still can anybody suggest me any free resource for a e-book or a hard copy book on Linear Algebra.

On the web, amazon.com, there are so many books available, but I am looking for something which is a step by step guide, which would teach me from the basic elementary level and making me understand the complications also.

Waiting for repose.

-- Shounak

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My two favorite resources when I took linear algebra in college were:

MIT OCW, which has tests, homework and very good lectures by Gilbert Strang.

Paul Dawkins, great explanations and many worked problems.
 
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