Best practice book for calculus [closed]

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I tried with every inch in me to not ask a question such as this but I just couldn't resist asking this.

What is the best Calculus practice book?

I tried looking around but couldn't find a decent consensus on one book or even a few. It would be great if someone could point me towards a book that has both challenging and fun problems and furthermore, allows the student to build a strong foundation while doing those problems.

Thanks a bunch!

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• Collection of problems in analysis by B.P. Demidovich
• Problems in Mathematical Analysis B.P. Demidovich

These books are very famous here in Brazil. It's very organized and easy to get addicted.

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Somewhere in 3k problems you should cover almost everything

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Problems in Calculus of One Variable, with Elements of Theory by IA Maron is good for problems as well as revising single variable calculus.

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How hard did you look? Just search "Calculus Textbook" in the search bar. I found the following links that you may find useful: 1, 2, 3, ....

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Try these two:

1. Calculus: 1,001 Practice Problems For Dummies
2. Calculus Workbook For Dummies

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1. Hard and imaginative problems the whoascum county problem book
2. the green/red book of math problems.

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