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Discussion of Problems in the Construction of the Digital Resources in Libraries

Deyun Zhang

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In the article the generation,concept and characteristics of the digital resources in libraries were firstly discussed,and the problems in the construction of the digital resources in libraries were analyzed.On the basis of this analysis,the strategies for the construction of the digital resources in libraries were explored.

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In the article the generation,concept and characteristics of the digital resources in libraries were firstly discussed,and the problems in the construction of the digital resources in libraries were analyzed.On the basis of this analysis,the strategies for the construction of the digital resources in libraries were explored.

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In the article the generation,concept and characteristics of the digital resources in libraries were firstly discussed,and the problems in the construction of the digital resources in libraries were analyzed.On the basis of this analysis,the strategies for the construction of the digital resources in libraries were explored.

Key concepts: Computer science, Digital library, Basis (linear algebra), World Wide Web, Data science, Knowledge management, Mathematics, Literature

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