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3 years ago
I am not in the senior year of high school yet, and I am self-learning real analysis using Terrence Tao's book (with knowledge in calculus), and have only skimmed through the year 12 (=senior year) syllabus.
I was wondering if doing real analysis now would benefit my understanding of the topics (probably sketching functions, transformations, proofs, geometric proof etc) when it comes to then. (Note: I'm not doing real analysis for this reason, but I am just curious as to the benefits).