What is table of contents?

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The Table of Contents show where everything is at and what page they are on. It is normally located in the front of a book. (the first few pages)

Solnce55 [7]4 years ago

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Table of contents is the list of the titles and subtitles in a book, especially provided in the beginning of the first few pages of a book.

Explanation:

In any book, there will always be a coordinated and assembled list, signifying the titles and subtitles of the chapters in a book, providing alongside it, the page numbers of the respective titles.

This table of contents can be normally found in the first few pages of the book, before the start of the written work. They are a tabulation of the works, their chapters provided along with page numbers, and if needed, some details or description of the chapters (if required). This table helps the readers in navigating the written work in a much easier and scheduled manner.

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