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In this tech equipped world, it is so easy to gather information from different resources. But as every coin has two sides, so does technology too. There are many users who publish the copied data as the original one.

So to avoid such cases, many applications came up in the market which can detect the copied data within minutes. The online Assignment help Service providers use this application before submitting it to you. That is why they assure a plagiarism free content.

However, many users sometimes fell in trouble as their content is sometimes derived from other sources, and it is done entirely unintentionally.

To avoid such issues, here are few tips for you:

1.    Give credit wherever needed: Be it quotations, examples, theory or any idea which inspires your thoughts, give them their part of the credit. Maintain the list of references at the end of your assignment, so that the reader could track down your sources easily. Even if you are taking help from the online sources like- e-Books, or pdf, you need to refer their URL address in your citation.

2.    Use plagiarism checkers: Install the free online applications which checks plagiarism in the content and serve the purpose of providing plagiarism free content. But, not all free online applications assure 100% plagiarism free guarantee. In such cases, you can seek online Java Assignment help. If you want to do proofreading of your assignment as quickly as the online proofreaders do, you can take help from these online services. Duplichecker, Plagscan, Copyscape, Plagtracker, etc. are among the top ten plagiarism detection tools which are available online for the users. They assure you originality and that too in a short time span.

3.    Proper use of quotations marks: Whenever you are citing any theory or quotations or any idea, word-to-word you need to put double quotations marks in their beginning and at their end. These quotations marks confirm that the concept has been derived from some other sources. E.g.-

“Doubt thou the stars are fire;

Doubt that the sun doth move;

Doubt truth to be a liar;

But never doubt I love.”

― William Shakespeare, Hamlet

The use of quotations marks will automatically tell the reader that you derived the idea from other sources.

4.    Create footnote or endnote: At the end of each quotation, it will be good if you refer the details of your citation. It will be easy for the readers to trace the sources at the end of every quotation. Although it is not mandatory if you are already mentioning the things in your list of references.

     It is called footnote or endnote, as it is cited as a short note at the end of every page. 

5.    Do not cite the universal facts: If you explain any universal truths, such as- ‘The sun revolves around the earth'; you do not need to mention the name of Galileo. Since this fact is already known to all, it is not necessary to specify the reference. Because even if you would not cite it, the reader will clearly assume the source.