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What is ethical/unethical while seeking help on the web with programming assignments?
Yes, it's unethical. You write:
I have used so much code that I didn't write myself that I feel I am being unethical by not giving proper credit to the people who helped me;
It's your final pro …
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Marking specific pieces of drastically changed open source code
Your basic obligation is to follow the original author's license terms. But beyond that, it's a good idea to mark off the section with comments that indicate the original source of the code. That al …
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Software attribution / design credits
If you didn't include this "end user license" in the original contract, I'd say you're in the wrong. In many jurisdictions, you can't retroactively remove rights or impose restrictions that would oth …
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