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Query: Real Analysis in Euclidean Spaces

This book does a very good job of teaching real analysis in Euclidean spaces. The development is orderly and rigorous. Every important concept in real analysis is included. It provides visuals for abstract concepts and proofs that are complicated. A good feature of the book is that for some sections, it provides projects that lead to additional results.This book is a bit wordy. Some of its definitions are nontraditional and seem superfluous. Its focus is on real Euclidean Spaces only, which, in my opinion, is its major drawback as far as the sections related to topological concepts are concerned. The theory becomes very concise and elegant when metric spaces are employed, but this book doesn't cover metric spaces. Consequently, this book is not for those who wish to have a broader view. I recommend Rudin's book for that purpose.