Title: It would be simpler to develop the theorems yourself.
Product review: This book is amazingly poor. As pointed out in another review, there are chapters in which Dubinsky doesn't even state the main theorem that he's discussing! This book jumps around every main topic in discrete mathematics, never once making any concrete statements about the properties or laws governing anything. If a book that sits around and tells you to figure it out yourself sounds appealing, pick this one up. Otherwise, grab something that might actually teach you something.
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