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# 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