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Input: I'm in my master's, and one of the tasks for a class was to create a program and also write a report of about 10 pages about the subject treated with the program and the program itself.

Everyone in class had to work in groups of 2, I found myself with someone who had been lazy all year. About a week after this class had started, one night I decided I would get starting and created this functional program (there was still stuff missing and I had to make it "prettier") but a good part of the work was done. When shown to the professor he said it was good and that we should work on a second method to treat the same problem so that afterwards we can compare both methods. As I had already done the first method I told my colleague he should do the second method, no problem.

Months went by and he didn't do any of the work on it, when I learnt about this I was kinda mad (but never expressed it) and have been trying to avoid this person for as much as possible.

The deadline is coming up and I have also started working on the report for it. I haven't told him that I started it since 1. he wouldn't be able to write anything since he doesn't how my program works as well as I do, and 2. I first want him to finish this 'second method' so that he could write about that in the report.

Imagine if the deadline came, he didn't finish this second method and asked me about the report (so that he could maybe write 10 sentences somewhere) , would I be the asshole for not sharing the report doc and not adding his name to the work, knowing that this could make him fail his year  ?

submitting a report for a class without adding another student's name