Question
Download Solution PDFIn which edition of CC A New indicator digit "&" (ampersand) is used in place of old indicator digit "0" (zero) for Phase Relation.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
Option 1 : 7th
Detailed Solution
Download Solution PDFThe Correct answer is 7th.
Key Points
- In Edition 7 of CC (1987), several changes were introduced.
Some of the key updates include:
- The number of Main Subjects/Basics Subjects was increased.
- Some subjects were divided into canonical divisions (e.g., Book Science, Research Technique).
- Certain isolates, like [1PI], were treated as canonical divisions in subjects such as Engineering, Technology, Geography, and Economics.
- New formations, such as agglomeration (Subject Bundles), were added as canonical divisions.
- Systems and specials were reclassified as Basic Subjects.
- The double inverted comma (") is now used to indicate an "Anteriorising Isolate" instead of Roman small letters, which were used in Edition 6.
- [E], [MIT], and [P] are now recognized as Common Fundamental Category Isolates.
- The ampersand (&) replaces the zero (0) for Phase Relation.
- Facet formula changes were made, particularly the insertion of a comma (",") before Level 1 of the [P] facet in any Round or subject.