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Automatic Detection of Source Code Plagiarism in Programming Courses

Bergman, 2021

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Source code plagiarism is an ongoing problem in programming courses at higher academic institutions. For this reason, different automated source code plagiarism detection tools have been developed. However, they require several manual steps before the submissions can …
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