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he issue of whether computers or books contribute more merit to the library is complex and controversial one .On one hand some one consent to the point that books take more advantages on the other hand the view that computers outweigh than books in many ways be supported by others.After carefully considered I concluded that the later one makes more sense I would like to present evidences favoring my thoughts
First and foremost the significant features of computers –convenient-
and efficient can be manifest seen.Are you ever got lost in a confusion and huge library Do you have a experience that the countless books exhausted your energy and interest before you find and read it?This situation is not rare in a library which is lack of computers.As we know the library is open to serve for students.However the shortage of computer always keeping trouble them.Thus some efficient and convenient computers is indispensable
The computer-needed situation not only has terrible impact on readers but also a barrier to the administration of the library itself.
I can not emphasize the importance of computers in the library administration too much in nowadays society background and universities reality.Everything maintain the function of a library require computers .for example renew computer linked with the internet can easily have this work done .
Last but not least with the development of computer technology the book can be input will actually increase in an amazing rate .More computers the library has more knowledge the library hold .compared to books there is no denying that computers have a more bright future
Given factors discussion mentioned above which sometimes intertwine to form the whole and thus become more persuasive we can safely arrive at the conclusion that computers outweigh books in most ways and should be considered first.