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The Compound Library Is The Further Developing Mode of Traditional Library

Ji Wang

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Starting from the introduction of the general research situation, the definition and the features of the compound library, this paper discusses on the relations between the digital library and the traditional library, and advances the viewpoint that the compound library is the further developing mode of the traditional library.

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Starting from the introduction of the general research situation, the definition and the features of the compound library, this paper discusses on the relations between the digital library and the traditional library, and advances the viewpoint that the compound library is the further developing mode of the traditional library.

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Starting from the introduction of the general research situation, the definition and the features of the compound library, this paper discusses on the relations between the digital library and the traditional library, and advances the viewpoint that the compound library is the further developing mode of the traditional library.

Key concepts: Digital library, Computer science, Library classification, Mode (computer interface), World Wide Web, Library catalog, Library science, Human–computer interaction

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