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Do they? I very much doubt that.
I can't tell you how many times I've caught juniors trying to pass off unmodified SO answers as their own work. It's rather alarming to me because they have this attitude that popular things can't be wrong, and public things don't need attribution. But knowing, that people often approach life in this way, is half the battle.
Can someone explain why is this special? It doesn't look anything more than an algorithm implementation
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Do they? I very much doubt that.
I can't tell you how many times I've caught juniors trying to pass off unmodified SO answers as their own work. It's rather alarming to me because they have this attitude that popular things can't be wrong, and public things don't need attribution. But knowing, that people often approach life in this way, is half the battle.
There is significant legal risk if your juniors are pasting non-trivial code from SO into your codebase verbatim...