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Wouldn't this be considered academic fraud? His coworker turning in code that he didn't write?

• b0b_d0e 12y ago
  Probably not, since this isn't a case where my co worker can just copy paste my code and hope it works for two reasons. The first is I am not entirely sure their testing environment is using 64 bit linux, it could be 32 bit linux since I'm not in the class, I just assumed its 64bit so I could test it on my machine. The next reason is they don't actually have a Hello World assignment at all! The reason I wrote this article is so I could share something I learned, and my co worker (who has already completed the first half of the semester's assignments) could use this as a starting point for how to write his own version for an assignment.
  • kps 12y ago
    > The first is I am not entirely sure their testing environment is using 64 bit linux, it could be 32 bit linux Maybe it's ARM, or MIPS, or… Followup problem: write a sequence of bytes that performs a jump on one architecture, and something harmless or reversible on the other(s).