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One of the library's activities is removing obsolete books. The primary collection should not contain any books or reading materials that are no longer in use.The purposeful removal of items from a library based on predetermined metrics is known as weeding. Though the decision, it is something different from selecting material. The process of permanently removing anything from a library's collection is known as weeding, or deaccessioning. Books, periodicals, related requesting, handling, inventorying, or limiting costs or administrations, reference information databases, classifying or potentially security frameworks, maps, records, microforms, computer programming, or pre-recorded general media assets to support student learning are all considered to be library materials.The importance of weeding, reasons for weeding, who should weed and when, what to look for when weeding, how to weed, obstacles to weeding, and benefits of weeding are all covered in this essay.