I'm looking for a book on history of mathematics that pays less attention on history and teaches you math(more attention), like when and how calculus was invented,what is calculus and where it is used, when and how number theory was discovered,what is number theory and where it is used, same about geometry,topology,combinatorics,analysis,concept of proof etc. (till current date)
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Book on History of mathematics? (till current date)
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