Calculus book for self study I'm currently a 12th grader and will be studying computer science next year in a college.  I'm attending to a calculus class in my school, but the teacher is teaching very slowly, and I doubt that I will be able to learn anything but limits.  So I decided to learn calculus myself as a preparation for next year; I don't want to fall behind everyone.  What would be a good calculus book for me, a 12th grader preparing for college?
Calculus book recommendations (for complete beginner) Well I have not started calculus yet but I am really keen to. I would love if you suggest some books.  Points to be noted:   I really don't like the way textbooks are written so please no "textbooks"  I am COMPLETELY beginner in calculus. I know a little bit of trigonometry and what functions are but not really in depth.The book should start from the base, I mean really from the base. I may require a precalculus book too if the books don't cover that. I would really love if the book shows how calculus was developed, why it was developed and things like that.   Well,thanks in advance!
How to learn commutative algebra? I want to learn commutative algebra from scratch. I was wondering, as you are experts in mathematics, what you think is the best way to learn commutative algebra? Is there any video course available for commutative algebra? Will there be some online course for commutative algebra on some website like Coursera, etc?  I know noncommutative algebra up to the Artin-Wedderburn Theorem. Also, I know group theory up to the Sylow theorems and Galois Theory. I also know some basic topology.  I'm new to this site so I don't know what tags I should add for this question. Please feel free to edit my question.  Edit 1: I want to learn commutative algebra for learning Algebraic Geometry.