First time I'm hearing about this one, thanks for the recommendation. Unlike Calculus or even a typical one semester Statistics course, probability is one of those topics where you need to see a lot of problems to really grok anything. The only way is to see a lot of solved problems and think about why that's the right answer.
Even highly recommended books (e.g. by Blitzstein) don't have enough solved problems, so it's nice to there's a problem focused book out there.
First time I'm hearing about this one, thanks for the recommendation. Unlike Calculus or even a typical one semester Statistics course, probability is one of those topics where you need to see a lot of problems to really grok anything. The only way is to see a lot of solved problems and think about why that's the right answer.
Even highly recommended books (e.g. by Blitzstein) don't have enough solved problems, so it's nice to there's a problem focused book out there.