I got to mark an assignment at uni that I'd also done. There seemed to be just three different versions that were "obviously" copied... then I saw one identical with mine! With just wminor differences. I hadn't copied, and I couldn't see how they could have copied mine.
On reflection, there is much convention in code (this was c IIRC), loops, indices and cordinates variables are standard. And, each level of a problem only has a few obvious ways to approach it. The same underlying algorithm - especially in a uni course about algorithms - also tends to suggest particular designs.
The eye of an octopus is striking similar to the human eye. Does that mean they are related, other than by objective?
On reflection, there is much convention in code (this was c IIRC), loops, indices and cordinates variables are standard. And, each level of a problem only has a few obvious ways to approach it. The same underlying algorithm - especially in a uni course about algorithms - also tends to suggest particular designs.
The eye of an octopus is striking similar to the human eye. Does that mean they are related, other than by objective?