The distinctive feature of this book is that it does not follow the style of most conventional introductory statistics books, which begin with explanations of concepts followed by theorems and examples. Instead, this book is structured around 50 basic example problems, their solutions, and 40 similar problems (including brief solutions) corresponding to the examples, along with simple summaries. The first 40 examples are designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the fundamental concepts of an introductory statistics course. Thank you for viewing.