TITLE: Is there any book explaining in detail the book "Basic Number Theory" by André Weil as Dirichlet did to "Disquisitiones Arithmeticae" by Gauss?
QUESTION [9 upvotes]: Is there any book explaining in detail the book "Basic Number Theory" by Andre Weil as Dirichlet did to "Disquisitiones Arithmeticae"?
This is because I have read the two books mentioned above and I hope there will be one.

REPLY [7 votes]: Indeed Ramakrishnan and Valenza 's book is a pretty good reference.
Perhaps we could give more specific answers if you were more precise about exactly where your difficulties are?
EDIT: Since we've been given precisions in the comments below, I can confirm R&V's book will nicely do for the basics of the theory ; to get further, from the top of my head, you'll want to have a go with :

Cassels and Froehlich (editors), "Algebraic number theory"
Serre, "Corps locaux" (translated)
Neukirch, "Class field theory"
J.S.Milne's notes on class field theory on his website