My question is more of a strategic type.
I have recently finished learning about most of the topics in baby Rudin (PMA), but from a different textbook, at my school.
As you can imagine, I haven't mastered those topics yet since I have only done the assigned problems and exercises.
Now, I would like to seek advice about what to do next? My goal is to continue learning Analysis.
I was thinking of reading the entire PMA and doing most, if not all, exercises from it before I move on to Real and Complex Analysis (RCA) by Rudin.
Should I spend some time (perhaps a year) doing PMA? Should I do a little bit of PMA on the side and RCA alongside with it? Or should I just move on to RCA altogether?
And, lastly, would you advise a book other than Rudin? I don't mind the terse and dry nature of Rudin especially because I have heard it contains really good exercises.
Thank you!