Rudin against Pugh for Textbook for Self-Studying A First Course in Real Analysis I have shortlisted two books irrespective of their price:
1)Real Mathematical Analysis by Charles Chapman Pugh and 2) Principles of Mathematical Analysis by Walter Rudin .I wish to self study analysis(I am in high school) and I was wondering which book is better.Any insight into this is appreciated.
UPDATE: I shall accept an answer soon.New opinions are welcome.

You are definitely ambitious! Both books are rather hard for a beginner. I learned mathematical analysis on Rudin's book, since I am older than Pugh's book.
I'd suggest to read Pugh's first, which is probably less pedantic. However, I still judge Baby Rudin a better book than Pugh's.
