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In order to compare two texts, it is not necessary to look through them in their entirety, noting all the different fragments. Missing word or letter, character replacement, missing sentence or paragraph - all this is found automatically using our service.
It highlights inconsistencies between the first and second text so you can compare them without lengthy review.
History of writing
The development of civilizations cannot be imagined without writing, because it was with its help that knowledge was transferred from generation to generation, even despite wars and natural disasters.
The first letters, in the form familiar to us, appeared more than 5000 years ago. These were pictograms (graphic images of symbols) that the ancient Egyptians and Sumerians applied to stone, clay tablets, wood, and fabric. If initially each pictogram meant a specific object (man, tree, bird, sun), then later the Egyptians changed the letter, assigning each character its own sound. This was the beginning of hieroglyphic writing, which originated around 3100 BC.
At the same time, writing developed in Asian countries: China, Japan and Korea. The first hieroglyphs found on the territory of these countries date back to 1700 BC. With their help, both individual sounds/words and three-dimensional images/sensations were expressed. It is not surprising that with this approach, the same ancient Chinese alphabet consisted of several thousand characters, and only the intellectual strata of society could remember (and correctly use) them. For commoners, the letter remained inaccessible for a long time.
If we talk about the first alphabet in history, in the modern sense of the word, then it arose around 1700 BC in the Middle East. It included 30 symbols, each of which was assigned its own unique sound. Words were formed from symbols, and sentences were formed from words, which was fundamentally different from the Asian writing of those years.
History of printing
For many centuries, pictograms, hieroglyphs, and then letters were applied to the surface by hand: mechanically (on stone/clay) as well as ink and other coloring pigments (on papyrus/paper). They began to print them much later - already in our era.
The first printed text is officially considered to be a Korean treatise dated 704-751 AD. And in 953-993, printing was invented in China - the industrial production of books using woodcuts. Moreover, the famous xylographic copy of the "Diamond Sutra" was printed in China much earlier - in 868, but not by industrial means, but by hand.
In the West, the production of printed materials began much later - from 1425. During this period, paper became available to the masses: it was used to make religious prints, playing cards, and later full-fledged books.
In 1445, Johannes Gutenberg formalized the invention of printing by standardizing characters (letters) that were printed on metal plates and stored in separate cells. The ink was applied to them manually, after which prints were made on paper: first, one letter at a time, and then with combined plates that form whole words and phrases. Given the deep religiosity of medieval Europe, the first printed texts were, as expected, the Bible and the Psalter.
Originally, typography was done by hand and required a lot of painstaking work. The ink was not erased from the paper, and even one mistake made required a double sheet of text to be reprinted. To some extent, it was possible to simplify and automate the process only in the 17th century. Dutch printers began using wooden printing boards on which raised letters were carved. After that, liquid paint was applied to the letters, paper was leaned against them and rubbed with soft brushes. This technology was widespread both in the West and in the East, and was used in China until the 20th century.
The imprint of texts on copper, proposed in the 17th century, did not take root because of its complexity and high cost. Paper remained the main material for printed products. In order not to pore over each word separately, the printers made metal stamps with raised letters, from which not separate words/phrases were formed, but whole pages of text. All that remained was to cover them with paint and attach them to paper. This greatly accelerated the process and made the books not piece, but mass industrial products.
But there were also exceptional literary works that got into the mass press much earlier - back in the 15th century. We are talking about religious texts, including the 42-line Bible, which began to be replicated using the first printing presses back in 1466-1481. The list of countries that have become pioneers in this direction includes Holland, France, England and Poland. By the 19th century, printing presses were installed in all regions of the world, replacing handwritten and block printing.
With the development of digital technologies, the printing of texts has become commonplace and widely available. So, having a personal computer and a printer, today anyone can print a text: with typographical quality and in the shortest possible time. The main thing is to pre-prepare the text in digital form, edit it and eliminate all errors.
It is possible to compare two documents manually, but this is time-consuming and always involves the risk of omissions. Our service does not make mistakes and works very quickly - you get an instant and 100% result. The compared documents are not stored anywhere, which guarantees the confidentiality of information.
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Compare text online to find any differences
Comparing two similar texts is a labor-intensive process, especially if they differ slightly from each other and exceed 5-10 thousand characters in length.
In order not to search for all the differences manually, you should use a special online service. It is enough to insert two texts into the empty fields and the service will highlight all the fragments that differ in them. Text data analysis has never been so simple and accessible.
Comparison of program codes, SEO texts, works of art, scientific papers - all this can now be done quickly and for free!
Who needs text comparison
In the information age, plagiarism has long become the norm: information is copied from everywhere, without caring about copyright.
In order to somehow protect copyright holders and people who have invested their time and effort into writing texts, there are online services that compare similar text data. Such services are especially useful for:
authors of articles;
writers;
copywriters;
editors;
accountants;
programmers.
So, the service finds inconsistencies not only in texts, but also in program codes, which makes it useful for software developers and debuggers. Comparison of duplicate content occurs almost instantly, after which you can make the necessary adjustments.
How to increase the uniqueness of text
As a rule, the service for comparing texts is used as an application tool. The main task is to obtain unique texts that pass the anti-plagiarism check.
There are several proven ways to increase the uniqueness of text data. These methods include:
Deep rewriting. The meaning of the text remains the same, but its structure changes. You can write about any phenomenon/object in other words, and today this is the most effective anti-plagiarism method.
Use of synonyms and epithets. “House” can always be called a “building”, and “fire” can always be called a “flame”. These words are almost identical in meaning, but for anti-plagiarism services they have nothing in common. If there is nothing to replace the words with, it is worth diluting the sentences with epithets that were not in the original text.
Use of synonymizers. These are special applications that simplify the selection of synonyms. It is enough to enter the text in an empty field, and for each word an analogue will be selected that is close in meaning. All you need to do is select the appropriate options.
Using the shingle method If an entire paragraph or long sentence is non-unique, swap the words in it. For example, instead of “weather conducive to a walk,” use “weather conducive to a walk.” Even such a small change is sometimes enough to make entire paragraphs more unique.
Translation into other languages Paste the text into an online translator, translate it into any other language, copy it and translate it back. After editing, it will noticeably change and become more unique.
There are other techniques, for example, replacing letters in words with similar symbols from other languages, using filler words, word wrapping, etc. But it is not recommended to use them, since you will have to pay for uniqueness by violating the structure of the text.
How to write original and interesting texts
Finding inconsistencies, increasing uniqueness and editing is just a matter of technique, the main thing is to be able to create texts from scratch or, at a minimum, make them far from the original sources. Beginning authors and SEO specialists will find the following useful tips useful:
Read diverse literature: fiction, journalistic, technical, scientific, advertising.
Transfer your thoughts onto paper (computer) - in the form in which they arise in your mind. In fact, this is the author’s style that is necessary for every publicist.
Practice often. This will allow you to create texts automatically and with minimal effort over time.
Don't deceive your readers. If you do not understand the topic, this will be clearly visible when reading the text.
Keep the rhythm of the story. Readers should find your articles both useful and interesting.
Even without delving into professional nuances, these simple tips should be enough to take your texts to a fundamentally new level. You can correct them and increase their uniqueness with the help of online services that will remove the bulk of the burden from you and save you from the most boring and monotonous work.
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