citationsstyle
Citations style refers to a standardized system for formatting in-text citations and bibliographic references in scholarly writing. It provides rules for presenting sources, including how to cite authors, titles, dates, and other publication details, and how those elements are organized in both text and the reference list. The goal is to allow readers to locate sources efficiently and to ensure consistent attribution across a document.
Most styles fall into two broad categories: author–date systems, such as APA, Chicago author–date, and Harvard,
Major style guides are maintained by professional organizations or publishers, and journals or institutions often require
Challenges include reconciling source details from different databases, adapting to non-English sources, and keeping up with