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Thank you. I am actually a self- learner and have only take calculus, linear algebra, probability, statistics. Currently learning bayesian statistics and reading “first course in abstract algebra” by John B Fraleigh.

I am guessing I should do Real Analysis and then the Munkres book to get an idea of topology ?

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Right now, I'm self-studying analysis with Stephen Abbott's "Understanding Analysis". I strongly recommend it. It has clear explanations that help to develop the intuition about each concept and what I think are well chosen exercises.

there is a book by jay cummings called real analysis: a long-form mathematics textbook that i highly recommend checking out. used with a more "advanced" book, it could be a nice complement.

Real Analysis: A Long-Form Mathematics Textbook https://www.amazon.com/dp/1724510126/

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