how to classify books in dewey decimal system?
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This is not really a math question.  It's a library science question.
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Catagorize your shelves by subject.  Then when you put the books on the shelf, if this is your personal library, I would put them in alphabetical order by title.  Then make a master list as you are setting it up, so that you always know what you have and where you put it.
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A reading log can have various different formats, but all usually include: Title, Author, Genre, Date Started/Finished, Rating, and (sometimes) a Brief Description of Book.\nGenre is basically the "category" in which the book is in... there are memoirs, (auto)biographies, non-fiction, fiction, fantasy, science-fiction, realistic fiction, mystery, etc.
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Classification One:  Do Your\nClassification Two:  Own Homework
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Well there are many different ways to do this but this is how i would go about it.\n\n1. set up a database to hold the information.\n\n2. program a userinterface for the liburary staff to use (in C++ or any other programming language).\n\n3. program a searchabel index using a server side scripting language and java script. This allows it to work in a normal web browser useful in a library system as it means that any computer with a internet browser can access it.  Saving on a lot of messing round installing software.\n\n4. test the system.
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try \n\nhttp://www.librarything.com/
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heres a good list of sites that i ve found useful.\n\nhttp://www.gutenberg.org/catalog\n\nhttp://manybooks.net/titles.php\n\nhttp://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/\n\nhttp://www.easymediabroadcast.com/IndexT.htm\n\n\n\nhave fun reading :)
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Usually on the inside where all the information is first listed. you may find a row of numbers starting at 0 and going back or vice versa. The book may also say First Edition or First Trade Edition. There seem to be even new things coming out lately. If in doubt ask the bookseller.
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http://www.gutenberg.org/\n\nit's not every book, mostly just classics.
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Create a table and place each books details in a separate cell.  Then click inside the table, then click on the Table menu, then Sort, then choose the options you want.
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try here:  http://www.catalogs.com/
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look in dk books they are a big help in your local library :)
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Problem (very simple):\n\nInvolves (extra):\n1. Knowledge of Classes\n2. Knowledge of Changing Objects\n\nYou are appointed to create an application for the MegaStore in the middle of nowhere which sells books and tape recordings of the books (the content in the book will be read out and taped in the cassette). This application will accept the title, the type (Tape or book), Cost. Suppose the choice is books then it should ask The title, it's cost and publisher. If choice is tape then it should ask the title, cost and releaser.\n\nThings to use in the program:-\n1 Base Class (virtual)\n2 Derived classes\nOnly 1 object (strictly follow this)\n\nGood Luck. If you can't mailto:ramanathansp1992@yahoo.co.uk
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There's no right way, but some suggestions\n\n- by author\n- by topic\n- by height\n\nIt all depends on what sort of books you have and how you use them. Use whatever method works best for you.
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Often times, studies that are very structured and methodical are considered "sciences," as opposed to free form studies that are considered "arts."\n\nSince library books are organized by subjects with the Dewey Decimal System for non-fiction, or alphabetical by author for fiction.
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It is a statistical information that helps the buyer to know about the book without actually holding it. Number of pages, Weight, Dimensions etc. are all the physical specs of a book. It also helps in deciding the shipping amount.
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There are several ways you can approach this. I would suggest the quickes way is if you can, to categorize your table alpabetically, then have your search jump to that alphabet number - you can use a bookmark link (using #green) to jump straight to it. Otherwise you could try some kind of JavaScript search, but you would have to know JavaScript to make that work. \nHope this helps.