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The table of contents is a list of sections or chapters found in a document or publication, along with the corresponding page numbers.

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The purpose of a table of contents is to provide readers with a quick overview of the document's structure and to help them easily locate specific information within the document.

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A table of contents typically includes the title of each section or chapter, along with the corresponding page numbers. Additional information such as subheadings or key topics may also be included.