ISBN-13

English 978-0-7475-3269-9 for Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (1997) hardcover edition by Bloomsbury Publishing Alternative forms en ISBN13 Noun en publishing An ISBN that consists of thirteen digits. en ISBN-10 en 11 October 2004 John Mutter BISG Moves Forward On ISBN, Other Fronts https://archive.org/details/sim_publishers-weekly_2004-10-11_251_41 w:Publishers Weekly 251 41 10 The group endorsed the move from the current 10-digit ISBN to a 13-digit ISBN, which will be the sole form of ISBNs as of January 1, 2007. Beginning January 1, 2005, the use of both types of ISBNs is recommended. (Current 10-digit ISBNs can become 13-digit ISBNs by adding 978 as a prefix. These 13-digit ISBNs are identical to the numbers encoded in current Bookland EANs. Eventually, ISBN-13s will also be created with a 979 prefix.) en 2010 w:Perry Daneshgari Agile Construction for the Electrical Contractor w:Jones and Bartlett Publishers [243] 9780763765620 Ugly's Electrical References 2008 Edition by George V. Hart and Sammie HartISBN-13: 978-0-7637-7126-3 en 2015 Linda Carlson The Language of Publishing: An A-to-Z Glossary of Book Publishing Terms w:Independent Book Publishers Association 9781938646010 114 After ISBN-13s replaced ISBN-10s, ISBNs and UPCs became members of the same 13-digit identifier system (GTIN-13), making the use of more than one identifier unnecessary on books sold in non-book channels. en 2018 Alfred S. Posamentier, Christian Spreitzer The Mathematics of Everyday Life w:Prometheus Books 9781633883871 378 The two most common errors in handling an ISBN are a single altered digit or the transposition of two adjacent digits. The check digit methods of ISBN-10 and ISBN-13 ensure that a wrong number arising from the alteration of a single digit of a valid number will always be detected. Usage notes Originally ten digits long, thirteen-digit ISBNs were introduced from 1 January 2005 onwards, and fully replaced ISBN-10 on 1 January 2007. A previously issued ten-digit ISBN may be converted to a thirteen-digit ISBN by prefixing it with the number 978. Further reading en Publishing