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Everything this service covers.

Correctness

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Error handling
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Quality

Naming and structure
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Performance

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Unnecessary work
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Format

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What the student uploaded, what came back, and how the price was set.

01The brief

Algorithms and Data StructuresUndergradDue in 48 hours

Review of a percolation simulation

The student sent their own Percolation.java two days before the deadline. Review it for correctness, performance and style against the course checklist.

Requirements

Check against the course checklist
Find hidden-test risks
Flag performance issues
Suggest fixes, don’t rewrite

02The solution

Percolation.java14 lines

1public boolean isFull(int row, int col) {

2 validate(row, col);

3 // REVIEW [high]: connecting to the virtual bottom causes "backwash".

4 // Use a second union-find that has no bottom site.

5 return uf.find(index(row, col)) == uf.find(TOP);

8public int numberOfOpenSites() {

9 // REVIEW [medium]: loops over n² sites on every call.

10 // Keep a counter that open() increments instead. O(1).

11 int count = 0;

12 for (boolean b : open) if (b) count++;

13 return count;

14}

9 comments · 3 high priority

03The explanation doc

explanation.pdf

Fix first

Backwash in isFull() fails a hidden test; the off-by-one in validate() rejects valid input.

Then

numberOfOpenSites() is O(n²) and risks the timing test. A counter makes it O(1).

Style

Four naming and Javadoc notes from the course checklist, marked low priority.

04The price

AI predicted budget

$30–$60

Level · UndergradIncluded

Deadline · 48 hoursRush

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Final price from our team

$45

Delivered 4h early

How it works

From upload to predicted budget in under a minute.

The AI does one job: it predicts your price. A senior engineer reviews your files and sets the final number.

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The AI asks what’s missing
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$60–$140

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Project or repo review

$120–$300

Usually 2–4 days

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Pre-submission style check

$45–$60

Usually same day

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Guarantees

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Full refund, in three cases

We miss your deadline. Your code still doesn’t meet your original brief after revisions. Or you cancel before an engineer starts.

Partial refunds, worked out in the open

Cancel after work starts, or keep part of the work: we refund the rest and show you how we worked it out first.

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We reply within 24 hours. Approved refunds go back to your card through Stripe within 2 business days.

Unlimited revisions for 14 days

We revise until it matches your original instructions. No fees.

Your price is capped

Your fixed price never goes above the top of your range.

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Do you change my code?

No. You get comments and suggested fixes; you decide what to change.

Can you review a GitHub repo?

Yes. Share access or a zip and we leave comments in a pull request.

Is it cheaper than new work?

Usually. Reviews are priced by size, and most single files cost less than a new assignment.

Is the predicted budget the final price?

Not exactly, but it’s capped. Our team reviews your files and sends one fixed price before you pay anything, and it never goes above the top of your range.

What if you miss my deadline?

You get a full refund, back to your card through Stripe. It’s in our refund policy, in writing.

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