Digital Library
A digital library is an online collection of resources such as books, articles, images, audio, and videos that can be accessed via the internet. Unlike traditional libraries, which require physical space, digital libraries store materials electronically, making it easier to search, retrieve, and share information. They provide a wide range of knowledge and often include tools for accessing rare or historical documents. Digital libraries can be publicly accessible or restricted to particular users, and they are essential for research, education, and preserving cultural heritage in the digital age.
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A digital library is an online collection of resources, such as books, articles, videos, and images, accessible via the internet. Unlike traditional libraries that house physical items, digital libraries allow users to search, view, and download materials from anywhere at any time. They often include tools for organizing information and support various formats, making research and learning more convenient. Digital libraries can be public, available to anyone, or private, restricted to specific groups like students or researchers. They serve to preserve knowledge and provide a wealth of information easily and quickly.