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Visual Basics Plagarism

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hempcalifornia
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So I have to hand in 4 projects this weekend to my visual basics teacher. I got my friend who took the course last year to send me the projects. My teacher said at the beginning of the year he has a program that checks the code for plagarism. What would I have to change?

So far I have::
1.) Label names
2.) moved some code around
3.) Copy and Pasted Program into new visual basic document


Do i have to do anything else?
Mar 15 2013 3:58PM
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howlongcanausern
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rename variables and throw in some random comments?
Mar 15 2013 4:00PM
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volvotom
Posts: 2045 - Karma: 712
When I took a programming class they caught several, several people cheating with their algorithm. Assuming his programs are in their search database, you will probably be caught unless you make specific changes to the nature of how the programs function.
Mar 15 2013 5:11PM
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theabortionator
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Do the work. If you're going to cheat, learn how to cheat better.

Mar 15 2013 5:44PM
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Hammyslapwagon
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Just get inspiration from his work and do it yourself
Mar 15 2013 5:50PM
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hempcalifornia
Posts: 351 - Karma: 343
well its a highschool class and all the programs do the same thing so i'm saying fuck it.
Mar 17 2013 11:29PM
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youngdtay
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Lol this. I wrote a play for a final project in Drama in grade 9. It was literally the same in every way to a play I had performed a month earlier written by the teacher. I got one hundred percent in every section on the rubric except for creativity, where I got a 1 out of 5. This is how you get work done.
Mar 17 2013 11:35PM
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