Thread: Ethics 101: To re-use or not to re-use?
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Re: Ethics 101: To re-use or not to re-use?
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Originally Posted by Bharat Nain
Most teams took the time to teach people what they did too. Software is just like that and people do not need to see a team's code to understand the concept. It is easy enough to write something based on a concept but not for high schoolers. It is easy for professionals or the more experienced. Therefore, Sharing code is the team's business and it should be upto them if they want to share it or not.
Can you explain... Are you saying that it is okay for teams without software engineers to flounder with software?
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