Dewey Decimal is commonly used in which library framework?

• A. Library Classification Systems
• B. Resource Description and Access
• C. Print Materials
• D. Digital Resources

Answer: (A)

Dewey Decimal Classification is a library classification system used to organize materials by subject. It assigns numeric classes to topics and uses decimal subdivisions to refine topics, allowing shelves to be arranged in a consistent, searchable order and helping patrons find items quickly. This framework is about how items are categorized and shelved, not about cataloging data itself or the format of the materials. For comparison, Resource Description and Access governs the metadata that describes items, while print versus digital refers to the format rather than how the collection is structured.