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What should I do if the duplicate check code of the computer test paper is marked in red?
Program codes often appear in graduation theses of computer-related majors. If the code program is copied, it will definitely be detected. But code is different from text, and its logic and terminology are easy to repeat, so it will also be marked in red. Then, what should I do if the duplicate check code of the computer test paper is marked in red? Paperless Bian Xiao will explain it to everyone.

1. Put the code in the appendix.

When the paper is copied, the appendix is generally not copied. Most schools don't have too many requirements for appendices, but they don't. The appendix is a supplement to the content of the paper.

If the school doesn't stipulate to check the appendix again, put the code in the appendix.

2. Upload a screenshot of the code.

On the other hand, when the code must be put into the text or appendix, we can put the screenshot of the code part into the text. At present, most paper duplicate checking systems can't identify pictures, so we can effectively avoid code duplication of computer papers by taking screenshots.