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Citation is a way to give credit to other people and to their work. Similar to how you would link out to a source in a text message, citation is a more formal way to say "here is where this information comes from" within your papers and presentations.
When writing your papers, it can be helpful to think of it as a conversation: by citing the work of others, you are building a more robust discussion.