MAPPING OF KNOWLEDGE IN COLON CLASSIFICATION

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The essential function of classification is to so organize Universe of subjects as to make the retrieval of any desired subject or any filiatory sequence of subjects pinpointed, exhaustive, and expeditious

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MAPPING OF KNOWLEDGE IN COLON CLASSIFICATION

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