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A**R
Five Stars
Great book to get a broad, yet deep introduction to the theory of computation.
A**R
Such a readable and engaging text.
Could not put it down. Such a readable and engaging text.
K**Y
Well written and interesting, but can be a bit dry at times.
A very good book, which I am using for my Complexity course in college. It is no surprise that it is so highly recommended already. However, it can be a little dry to read at times.
B**P
Needed as a text for my university course but good material anyway
Clear explanations. Needed as a text for my university course but good material anyway.
T**Y
A good book
A very well written and easily understandable book. It gets straight to the point and explains everything in detail in a short way. I only give it 4 stars as the material is only somewhat interesting to me.
D**L
The same as the 2nd edition, except for Subsection 2.4 (!!)
I have the 2nd edition (hardcover), which I bought long ago. I was considering buying this edition as well but it seems that the *only* difference is a new subsection (2.4). I've checked both books section by section and counted the number of pages in each section and can confirm this.In conclusion, if you want to save some (possibly a lot) of money, consider the second edition instead.
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