Ownership rights to sample code in Apple Documentation

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Created Apr ’23

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In the Swift Student Challenge, there is a section for "Content that you don't have ownership rights to". In my playground, I am using some files from one of Apple's sample projects. What are the ownership policies or licenses for this code? Should I respond with "yes" in the submission form?

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Answered by CMDdev in 751201022

When you download a sample code project, you will see that each has a LICENSE folder. This is where the license is located for each sample code. From what I know, most of them, if not all, have MIT licenses, but make sure to check that yourself.

Regarding whether answering with "yes" to the submission form's field or not, here is a similar thread with an explanation on why giving credits is a good practice.

Good luck with your submission!

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Apr ’23

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When you download a sample code project, you will see that each has a LICENSE folder. This is where the license is located for each sample code. From what I know, most of them, if not all, have MIT licenses, but make sure to check that yourself.

Regarding whether answering with "yes" to the submission form's field or not, here is a similar thread with an explanation on why giving credits is a good practice.

Good luck with your submission!

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