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Customers find this book to be one of the best ever written on the theory of computation, praising its ability to explain complex material in detail. Moreover, the writing quality is well-received. However, the readability receives mixed feedback, with some customers finding it easy to understand while others note missing diagrams and illustrations. Additionally, opinions on value for money are divided between those who consider it good value and those who find it overpriced.
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50 customers mention content, 42 positive, 8 negative
Great book, a bit low level but great introduction. Only thing I would change is the style of rigor in the book and be more in depth.Read more
Good book. Ideas are explained in detail.Read more
Excellent book. Well written and concise. I'm an undergrad student and I find the problems in this book to be of adequate difficulty....Read more
This is a great intro to complexity theory, though expensive for my tastes....Read more
36 customers mention informative, 30 positive, 6 negative
Great book, a bit low level but great introduction. Only thing I would change is the style of rigor in the book and be more in depth.Read more
This is a very practical book as well as theoretical. The exercises are great and help reinforce the material....Read more
...Other than that it seems like a very informative book and it is written in a way that is easy to understand.Read more
Great book! Good reference and also good for learning. It does explain a lot....Read more
12 customers mention writing quality, 11 positive, 1 negative
Very expensive (I got it on sale though). It is well written and easy to follow if you have the necessary background in proof techniques and set...Read more
Very well written book. The author does a good job of trying to make a difficult subject be easier to understand....Read more
Short, well-written and easy to followRead more
Well written book that focuses on the logic needed for CS StudentsRead more
25 customers mention readability, 16 positive, 9 negative
Well written and as easy to understand as the Theory of Computation could be...I just really don't like theoretical CS though....Read more
...Quite bluntly, the book's relatively short because it doesn't explain anything....Read more
Very expensive (I got it on sale though). It is well written and easy to follow if you have the necessary background in proof techniques and set...Read more
Excellent book. Clear and easy to read....Read more
22 customers mention value for money, 12 positive, 10 negative
...It is an excellent book - well worth the price....Read more
...well organized, but if I were to make a list of textbooks that were overpriced, this one would be at the top....Read more
Indian copy, as described. Perfectly usable. Great valueRead more
...This is a waste of money buy it from another source.Read more
