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Learning covers topics such as how to install, how to choose a proof assistant, working through tutorials. For using a proof assistant consider the usage tag along with a specific proof assistant like Coq, Lean, MetaMath, etc.
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What are good books for learning about proof assistants for Functional Analysis?
For Isabelle/HOL there is the book Concrete Semantics (pdf) by Tobias Nipkow and Gerwin Klein which is a great introduction but it also covers a great deal more than just an introduction would:
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