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The Analysis on the Construction of the Digital Library

Liyin Wang

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This paper expounds the developing situation of the foreign and domestic digital libraries, introduces the features and functions of the digital libraries, and points out that we should know well the position, function and social value of the digital libraries in the resources construction, resources sharing and resources utilization.

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This paper expounds the developing situation of the foreign and domestic digital libraries, introduces the features and functions of the digital libraries, and points out that we should know well the position, function and social value of the digital libraries in the resources construction, resources sharing and resources utilization.

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This paper expounds the developing situation of the foreign and domestic digital libraries, introduces the features and functions of the digital libraries, and points out that we should know well the position, function and social value of the digital libraries in the resources construction, resources sharing and resources utilization.

Key concepts: Digital library, Function (biology), Computer science, Position (finance), World Wide Web, Value (mathematics), Digital transformation, Business

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