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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
General
1. What is this project?
A live archive of BSc Computer Science practical codes following the WBSU curriculum.
2. Who created this?
Amit Dutta
3. Where is the source code hosted?
On GitHub: https://github.com/notamitgamer/bsc
4. Can I use this code?
Yes, it's under the MIT License — use it freely.
5. Can I copy this for assignments?
No. Read it, understand it, then write your own version.
Metadata
6. What is "Author"?
The person credited with writing that particular file — usually the original student contributor.
7. What is "Repo"?
The GitHub repository the file originally came from.
8. What is "License"?
The terms under which you're allowed to use, copy, or modify the code.
Usage
9. Can I print the code?
Yes — use the Raw button, then print from your browser.
10. Can I reuse this in projects?
Yes, as long as you follow the license terms.
11. Can I modify the code?
Yes, go for it — experimenting and improving is encouraged.
Academic Integrity
12. What is academic integrity?
Doing your own work, honestly — no shortcuts.
13. Is copying allowed?
No. Copying without understanding defeats the point.
14. What should I do instead?
- Read the code
- Understand the logic
- Rewrite it yourself, from scratch
Technical
15. Why is something missing?
The project is still growing — not everything is uploaded yet.
16. How often is it updated?
Roughly in step with the academic term as it progresses.
17. Where can I report issues?
On GitHub Issues: https://github.com/notamitgamer/bsc/issues