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Is table of contents capitalized in the context a sentence?

It depends on the context! Here's a breakdown:

When it's capitalized:

* As part of a title: "The Table of Contents for this book is quite detailed."

* As a formal heading: "Table of Contents" (usually centered and in a larger font)

When it's not capitalized:

* As a general description: "The table of contents helps you find specific information in a document."

* In casual conversation: "I glanced at the table of contents to see what chapters were in the book."

Think of it like this:

* Formal vs. informal: If you're writing a formal paper or report, use the capitalized form. In casual writing or speaking, the lowercase form is fine.

Let me know if you have more questions about capitalization!

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