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The questions in my first (And even some second year) comp sci classes were so trivial, and java so verbose, that it would be impossible NOT to have the same co
by eqdw 16y ago
The questions in my first (And even some second year) comp sci classes were so trivial, and java so verbose, that it would be impossible NOT to have the same code as someone else.
Granted, if those percentages are obtained by, say, diffing the files, I'd be more inclined to take this seriously. I'm so anal about my spacing and brace placement that when I google for a code snippet to do X or Y (at my job, not my school of course), I change the spacing and braces to suit my OCD.
- _jameshales 16y agoThey are obtained by simple diffing. 100% means a character-for-character match for all of the code. This means that the student didn't even bother changing their name and student ID written at the top of the code in the comments.