Copy code in the Rights Agreement

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A) is illegal. You have no ownership of ANY code or IP that you work on at the company that employs you.
This is an example of copying from yourself, and as long as you dont recycle anything youve used in someone elses proprietary project, there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Anything you write on either company time, or company equipment, belongs to the company, not you. you are free to recreate it from memory, but if you try and keep a copy yourself, youll find yourself on the business end of the security teams. Is it bad to copy other peoples code?
In conclusion, when embarking on your coding journey, especially as a beginner, its crucial to avoid the copy-paste trap. Building your code from scratch, even when you think youve written something similar before, will enhance your intelligence, problem-solving abilities, and overall programming expertise.
Copying and pasting code from unknown sources poses substantial security risks. Malicious actors can intentionally embed vulnerabilities or backdoors in code snippets, potentially compromising the entire system.
Copy-and-paste programming is occasionally accepted as a valid programming technique. This is most commonly seen in boilerplate, such as class declarations or importing standard libraries, or in using an existing code template (with empty contents or stub functions) as a framework to fill in.
You cannot duplicate copyrighted elements such as images, text, or source code. It is illegal to use someones logo or trademarked material.
Copy pasting is by no means wrong, but it can be shortsighted. Copy pasting within should not only trigger linters to get your act together and generalize the code in a function. That way, you know something behaves the same and any bugs are solved everywhere at once. Copy paste is not bad, reuse is better.

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