Set Theory for Beginners

An accessible introduction to set theory for beginners and self-taught learners. | Preview Image | Coders' Compass Publishing
An accessible introduction to set theory for beginners and self-taught learners.

Book Description

Level up your Logical Reasoning and Mathematical Understanding through Set Theory Fundamentals!

Dive into “Set Theory for Beginners” by Subhomoy Haldar and discover how mastering the fundamentals of Set Theory can revolutionise your approach to problem-solving in mathematics, computer science, and beyond. This comprehensive guide makes complex concepts accessible and engaging, ensuring you gain both the “why” and the “how” behind the theory.

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Transform your software development proficiency and start your mathematical journey with “Set Theory for Beginners” today!

Subhomoy Haldar is a Software Developer at Component Sense, Visiting Researcher at the University of Manchester, MSc Computing Science with Distinction from the University of Glasgow. Learn more about the publisher Coders’ Compass Publishing at coderscompass.org and the author at hungrybluedev.in.

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Set Package in Go

An open-source set package in Go is available for demonstration purposes. The package provides a simple set data structure in Go, with a generic set interface and an in-memory hash set implementation that uses a map as the underlying data structure.

Learn more about the Set Package in Go.