Explain ‘other Title information’ in respect of cataloguing?

In cataloging, “other title information” refers to any additional information that is included in the title of a resource, such as subtitles, parallel titles, or translations. This information can be important for identifying and differentiating similar resources, and is typically included in the bibliographic record for a resource to help users find it more easily. Other title information can also include statements of responsibility, such as the names of authors, editors, or translators, and can also include information about the format or edition of a resource.