Answered By: Marsha Kendrick Last Updated: Oct 14, 2020 Views: 12
Answered By: Marsha Kendrick
Last Updated: Oct 14, 2020 Views: 12
The Dewey Decimal Classification, DDC, or Dewey Decimal System, is the system developed in the nineteenth century to arrange books according to their topic. Books are assigned a number between 000 and 999, with numbers after the decimal place also designated to provide more detail. The attached file is an overview of the DDC.
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