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Saikyo Ataittara

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Уzкомирное дерьмо от дегенератов на путинском гранте (ой, ымперцы-грантососы, срам-то какой). Всё, как полагается.
Дебилы даже цитировать не научились. Если ссылка даётся на русскоязычный источник, то в цитате оттуда извольте придерживаться оригинала, где написано «Беларусь», а свои ментальные поллюции извольте держать при себе, если претендуете хоть на что-то. Дальше вообще нет смысла что-то обсуждать. В общем, грош цена в базарный день этому высеру уzкомирной пропаганды.
Единица в рейтинг чисто формально. Оно не заслуживает и единицы.

Cons: the book is poorly structured. There might be more tables and the rules might be spelled out more consistently;
Pros: the keys to both texts and exercises (and this is my very first book on the subject :))

The title is misleading. It's kinda generic C++ for dummies programming manual. Not very deep. There's little of C++20. Very little. But this book contains some implementations of mathematical algos in C++. Probably because it's written by a physicist :) So it might be still worth it.

Being one of the fathers of category theory, Mac Lane did much more to averse people from CT, than many category haters. Poorly structured text, esoteric stuff, many proofs left as exercises to the reader and uneven writing make this book bad choice for beginners. This book contrasts with ‘Algebra' written in collaboration with Birkhoff. If you want to start with Category Theory, you'd want to begin with Awodey or even better choice IMO - Tom Leinster. While being pretty complete and widely acknowledged handbook on CT, it's thorns and pure evil for beginners.

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