책사려는데 books a la carte edition이라고 더 싼버전이잇는거임 근데 저말이 먼뜻인질 모르겟음 네이버에 쳐도안나오고.. 아는사람??
[일반] books a la carte
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You probably already know that many textbooks are currently sold in a loose leaf, or "binder ready" format (which is also sometimes called a la Carte since they may be printed on demand by the publisher).
If a book is a loose leaf, this means that it does not have a traditional binding like a hardcover or a paperback: basically, a loose leaf edition is just a stack of pages which may be three-hole-punched so that they could be held together by a binder.
https://booksrun.com/page/loose-leaf-textbook-what-is-it
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