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If you wish to move beyond the level of learning methods to solve a very specific class of problems (like Calculus I/II/III teaches, no offence/looking down one's nose is intended), you'll need to eventually learn to write proofs. A good book to get you over the initial hurdles is Daniel Velleman's How to Prove It.


And in addition -- it greatly enhances ones ability of abstract thinking. At least in my case it was true :-)




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