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The maintenance of public libraries is a waste of money because of computer technologies that have the same function. to what extent to you agree and disagree?

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The technology of computers has provided numerous
information
 so that investing money in
libraries
 maintenance is considered wasteful. I completely disagree with the given notation,
although
 the internet has given the easiest way to find hidden and difficult
information
 with the easiest way still library importance can not be ignored.
First
 and foremost technology is the easiest way to find any
information
 and they can get any update from any corner of the world just by doing one click. Another reason for using a computer is because of a hectic schedule of jobs which make them tired and people avoid visiting
libraries
. In other ,words
libraries
 are open just for specific hours of days which will restrict people to visit at a specific time while the internet is available at any time and all
information
 is just one click away from the reader.
Moreover
, managing
information
 on a computer is just easier and reliable.
On the other hand
, the importance of
libraries
 can not be ignored as the most reliable and authentic source of
information
 is published books
also
 for study it needs focus and concentration which can be available in
libraries
 only.
Moreover
, many old age people are incapable of using technology and
thus
 they find it quite difficult in accessing online
libraries
as a result
 physical
libraries
 are still their
first
 choice to acquire
information
. In conclusion, despite the obvious advantages of online sources of
information
, in my opinion, there are sufficient grounds to reject the view that maintaining physical
libraries
 is unnecessary
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