is Ebbinghaus, H.D., Flum, J., Thomas, W., Mathematical Logic, New York: Springer, 1984. a good book for weak students like me what are the prequesistes for logic anyway...
I gave you two options. You refused both. At your current level, where you don't even know basic Propositional Logic, I will not give you any other options if you want me to teach you. Let me say for the last time, either you read LPL or you start learning the deductive system I gave you. If you still refuse to follow both options, I will not respond to you anymore (because it is a sheer waste of my time), and you can find someone else to teach you, good luck with that.
I expect all my students to at least be mature enough to put in effort. And even high-school students like Prithu can easily learn it.
when did I say I knew everything? why are you moving me to trash I am trying my best to learn FOL and have learnt the basics of PL I just had one doubt which is the use of the notion of a set....
