An Efficient Text Comparison Search!

An Efficient Text Comparison Search!

We do it all the time, compare things; and when it comes to the work we do with words, a Text Comparison Search could leave us short. When we make a search of our computer programs or the internet, we hope for two very different results. If we are looking to compare our text input to accepted correct versions then the similarity is what we want. But if we are looking for say, comparatively similar text to a created work, then we don’t want them to be the same. A word that should come to mind here is plagiarism. Continue reading
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