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How to copy code in the Usage Agreement

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hey friend its Colin from Sonic scholar Im gonna go out on a limb and say there is no greater enemy that every programmer faces than redundancy AKA code duplication code duplication lies around every dark corner stalks every Alleyway always lurking ready to pounce on your code base and unleash a hex storm of code that is expensive to maintain and punishing to your productivity not only that but your collaborators are all unsuspecting bystanders and potential collateral damage for redundancies misdeeds in an earlier Post in the series I talked about why commenting code is super important but Id be hard-pressed to find a seasoned developer who says that keeping your code dry is somehow less important in short the dry principle stands for dont repeat yourself and while there may be a rare exception to ignore this rule if there was a 10 commandments for programming this easily takes number one on the list the dry principle isnt just about code duplication though but its about a philo

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Are you allowed to keep copies of the code that you develop for a company?

A) is illegal. You have no ownership of ANY code or IP that you work on at the company that employs you.

Can I copy code from my company?

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?

What constitutes copying code?

If the infringer copies your code verbatim (line for line), the infringing code isnt just substantially similar to yoursits exactly the same. If the copying isnt verbatim, it might still be infringement if the party in question modified or adapted protected elements of your software.

Is copying source code illegal?

Copying the source code or the code behind any page is illegal, and developers must be careful not simply to recreate and then host copied codes. Font can be copied and used in similar design layouts, but if it is not original, rather an exact copy of the original, it falls under web design plagiarism as well.

Is it legal to copy source code of a website?

To sum up the legalities of copying a website design: You cannot duplicate copyrighted elements such as images, text, or source code. It is illegal to use someones logo or trademarked material.

Is copying code okay?

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.

Does my company own code I write?

While not always cut and dried, intellectual property created within the workplace context is typically deemed to belong to the employer, not the employee, even though the employee is the creator or inventor of the work in question.

Can you get in trouble for copying code?

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.

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