# A book for calculus [duplicate]

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Can someone recommend a book for calculus that contains everything from the very basics to the most advance of concepts?
If there isn't a single book for that, then please recommend a list of books which can help me to understand calculus from the very basics.

(The purpose of learning calculus is purely for knowledge and not to pass some exam)

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• See this related question – John Doe Mar 30 at 14:00
• I'm not really sure what you mean by Calculus. In case you're looking for introductory books on real analysis I really appreciated reading the "Analysis"-series from Amann & Escher. – lush Mar 30 at 14:00
• @lush I would interpret it to mean a more methods-type textbook, not an analysis book. Focused more on the mathematical method rather than on rigour, and proving every result. – John Doe Mar 30 at 14:04
• There is a good book:Thomas Calculus. It starts from basics to advanced. One topic it doesn't include is differential equations. – Tojrah Mar 30 at 14:05
• Anyway, Calculus by Spivak and Advanced Calculus by John.M.H. Olmsted fulfills your requirements! – Chinnapparaj R Mar 30 at 15:02