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BryanP
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I would say they are good books for what they offer. Feynman presents a relatively unorthodox method of teaching the subject (in context to how I learned Physics at my school at least) so I found it pretty difficult to grasp some things at first.
However, when I worked at Borders bookstore, this was the first thing I picked up (all three volumes) with my store discount and it's probably one of best sets I've picked up so far.
I think the best way would be to actually just go through it and decide for yourself if it's good for you. It's pretty easy to see the distiction between the F Lectures and physics textbooks you'd use today IMO.
However, when I worked at Borders bookstore, this was the first thing I picked up (all three volumes) with my store discount and it's probably one of best sets I've picked up so far.
I think the best way would be to actually just go through it and decide for yourself if it's good for you. It's pretty easy to see the distiction between the F Lectures and physics textbooks you'd use today IMO.