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ISBN 10: 1938159008
ISBN 13: 9781938159008
Author: Allan M. Stavely
Programming and Mathematical Thinking offers an accessible introduction to discrete mathematics through the lens of computer programming, using Python as the primary teaching tool. The book emphasizes logical reasoning, problem-solving, and algorithmic thinking, helping readers build a strong foundation in mathematical concepts essential to computer science. By integrating code examples with mathematical ideas, it bridges the gap between abstract theory and practical application, making it ideal for beginners and students new to both programming and discrete math.
chapter 1 Programming, problem solving, and mathematical thinking
chapter 2 Logic and proof techniques
chapter 3 Sets, functions, and relations
chapter 4 Counting and combinatorics
chapter 5 Algorithms and complexity basics
chapter 6 Graphs and trees
chapter 7 Recursion and induction
chapter 8 Discrete structures in Python
chapter 9 Applications in computer science
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Tags: Programming, Mathematical Thinking, Gentle Introduction, Discrete Math, Allan Stavely