What are some good resources for a foundation in discrete mathematics? One that doesn’t assume much, if any at all, prerequisite. Doesn’t necessarily have to be a book.
#Discrete Mathematics Resources
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if books are fine, Grimaldi's Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics: An Applied Introduction is the resource I'm using. the first chapter is literally all about counting (permutations and combinations), but then it gets quite deep beginning chapter 3 (set theory; the second chapter is fundamentals of logic)
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if books are fine, Grimaldi's *Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics: An Applie...
Sounds like what I’m looking for. I’ll have a look at it.
Thanks
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btw in the future, if asking for resources, you may consider asking in #book-recommendations. the folks there should be able to help you find some better resources.
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btw in the future, if asking for resources, you may consider asking in <#7162648...
Yeah I asked but my message was quickly pushed up without an answer, so I thought I’d start a thread instead.
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ah okok, gotcha
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