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Yоu аre аn independent technicаl expert in a lawsuit between twо sоftware companies. You are analyzing the Auto-Complete feature (the pop-up box that suggests code while you type) of IDE-A (Plaintiff) and IDE-B (Defendant). Fact Sheet: Component: The "Predictive Text Engine." This uses a specific algorithm to guess what the programmer wants to type next based on common usage. Similarity: When a user types the letters g-e-t, both IDEs suggest a bizarre, non-standard function name: get_User_Data_DO_NOT_REMOVE_OR_YOU_WILL_BE_FIRED() Code Evidence: You found that both IDEs rely on a "Static Dictionary" (a fixed list of words hard-coded into the software). Neither softwarer dynamically learns from the user. Both dictionaries contain this exact unique entry at index #402. Risk Rating: HIGH. The specific phrasing and the identical list index imply the data file was copied directly. Prompt: Write a report entry for the lead attorney explaining this finding. Requirements: 250 words maximum. Exceeding 250 words will result in an ungraded assessment. Define the Concept: Briefly explain how Auto-Complete works using a non-technical analogy (e.g., predictive text on a phone, a librarian guessing a book title). Explain the "Smoking Gun": Describe the specific similarity found (the strange suggestion and the "Static Dictionary"). Assign & Justify Risk: State your "HIGH" risk rating and explain why this evidence suggests copying. Explain why two independent engineers would not come up with that specific function name by chance. Constraint: Do not use technical jargon (like "index," "string," or "static") without defining it. Assume the attorney does not know how software stores words.
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