Closed imsushant12 closed 2 years ago
Plagiarism found.
May I know from where?
https://gist.github.com/ABHIINAV12/fb8820ac4d6a57c3b18205b7a2aade7c The syntax is a little different but the code is very similar. The input is also exactly the same. @imsushant12
It is similary coded on GFG as well. Algorithms are usually the same everywhere.
Yeah, true, I already checked, but how can the input also be the same... Anyway, we might merge it after other reviewers also reviewed but we cannot label it for Hacktoberfest ig.
https://gist.github.com/ABHIINAV12/fb8820ac4d6a57c3b18205b7a2aade7c
The syntax is a little different but the code is very similar. The input is also exactly the same. @imsushant12
https://gist.github.com/ABHIINAV12/fb8820ac4d6a57c3b18205b7a2aade7c
The syntax is a little different but the code is very similar. The input is also exactly the same. @imsushant12
It is similary coded on GFG as well. Algorithms are usally same everywhere. I can give different input.
https://gist.github.com/ABHIINAV12/fb8820ac4d6a57c3b18205b7a2aade7c The syntax is a little different but the code is very similar. The input is also exactly the same. @imsushant12
It is similary coded on GFG as well. Algorithms are usally same everywhere. I can give different input.
Hey, that's not the problem 😄 Of course, you can change the input. We are making the review process a little stricter and encouraging diverse PRs. We will merge it for sure. No worries.
Related Issue
84
Closes: #84
Describe the changes you've made
I have implemented Kosaraju's Algorithm to find strongly connected components in C++.
Type of change
What sort of change have you made:
I have verified it with sample input-output