vorobeez

Unfortunately I can provide only few examples of such textbooks, they're quite rare.

"Probability" by David Morin

"Walk Through Combinatorics, A: An Introduction To Enumeration And Graph Theory" by Miklós Bóna

Sure I can. But from my experience solutions in math books usually continue learning process and can provide even more insight to a problem. Solutions from ChatGPT or Claude barely can replace that.

(Edit) But I understand that goal of a book can be completely different. So it's just problem of my expectations.

It's unfortunate that the book doesn't have solutions for practice problems. Which makes it hard to use for self-learning.