Achievement 3 by @abdulqayyum95857 Task : Content Etiquette

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In this post, I am posting my achievement 3. In this, I'll tell you about Plagiarism & what is it? I have learned about it from different sources.

What is Plagiarism
plagiarism is to steal and pass off others' thoughts or vocabulary as one's own. Simply put, plagiarism is the act of taking the words and ideas of other people and saying they are your own. plagiarism is the practice of using the work of someone else and claiming that it is your own. With the hope of gaining from the theft, a writer submitting plagiarized work is committing theft.

**TYPES OF PLAGIARISM
1.SELF PLAGIARISM
2.MOSAIC PLAGIARISM
3.VERBATIM PLAGIARISM

HOW TO AVOID PLAGIARISM

1. CITE THE SOURCE

In your composition, add a citation that distinguishes the complete name of the source, and some other reference highlight that is required by the style direct you stick to when alluding to a thought or phrasing that isn't your own.

2.PARAPHRASING

Paraphrasing is changing the thoughts or information on a source into your own terms, without modifying its unique circumstance. Be that as it may, be cautious — rewording can fall into copyright infringement whenever done inaccurately.

3.PRESENT YOUR OWN IDEAS

Rather than parroting the considerations or expressions of the source, examine what you need to say about it. Mention to yourself what another perspective or point you may add to your composing that is totally your own. Remember that on the off chance that you allude to the thoughts or expressions of a source to outline your own point, you will likewise have to apply the above rules to forestall plagiarization.

4.Inaccurate citation

It is critical to refer to effectively, as indicated by the shows of your order. Just as posting your sources (for example in a list of sources), you should show, utilizing a commentary or an in-text reference, where a cited entry comes from. It is critical to refer to effectively, as per the shows of your order. Just as posting your sources (for example in a book index), you should show, utilizing a commentary or an in-text reference, where a cited section comes from.

How To Inside Images

On the off chance that you need to utilize a non authorized picture for your work, it's important to give a refer to. You can basically add a source before the code of picture.

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