TITLE: Which one to choose between Lang and Dummit Foote
QUESTION [6 upvotes]: I am looking for a complete book on Abstract Algebra.By a "complete book" I mean to say a book that will cover all the topics of abstract algebra  starting from group theory,ring theory ,field theory,Galois theory,Non-commutative rings ,jacobson radicals,Kummer ,cyclotomic extensions ,Krull topology and ending in Commutative algebra.
I searched on the web and found two only i.e
Dummit Foote and Lang's Algebra
I can't understand which book to start with.I have  basic knowledge in group and ring theory and i also know some field theory.
Which one to buy between these two? I am confused.Please help

REPLY [7 votes]: I only used Dummit and Foote, so my answer should serve as a complement of Mr Hashi's.
First, I believe Dummit and Foote contains all the materials you need. 
Second, the way I used this book is I took a year-long course on algebra, going through most of the important topics in D&F. My instructors assign important exercises in the book and I tried them all.
One caution about using this book is it contains too much material.Trying to read all of them at once would be a huge waste of time and well of frustration. You should choose on your own what you need and read the corresponding sections. After you go through most of the important sections, you can use this book as a reference. It is fantastic for this purpose.