Plagiarism Checker

Abstract

Plagiarism is the act of using someone else's work without proper attribution and is a serious concern in academic and professional settings. Plagiarism detection and prevention have gotten harder as digital information has been more widely accessible. As a result of this expanding issue, plagiarism checkers have become important instruments for ensuring academic integrity and preserving the authority of scholarly work. The goal of this project is to develop a free plagiarism detector for use in research and teaching. These programmes use sophisticated algorithms and language analysis approaches to find patterns and similarities in texts, from straightforward word-for-word plagiarism to more complex plagiarism techniques like paraphrasing or mosaic writing. Although they are useful tools, plagiarism checkers also have some restrictions.Firstly, they are not widely available, and the available ones are quite expensive, making it difficult for the common people to use them to their maximum use. Additionally, it may be necessary to use human judgement to distinguish between actual plagiarism and properly referenced excerpts because false positives and false negatives may occur. In conclusion, plagiarism checkers are essential for keeping ethical norms and preserving academic integrity. These methods use technology to help in the prevention and detection of plagiarism, fostering an originality and intellectual honesty culture. To ensure that plagiarism checkers remain relevant in the changing environment of scholarly communication and information sharing, additional study and development in this area are crucial.