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What we handle

Everything this service covers.

Coursework

Weekly labs
Problem sets
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Languages

Python and Java
C and C++
JavaScript and TypeScript
SQL, R and MATLAB

Levels

Intro CS
Upper-division electives
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Explanation doc

Example order

One programming assignment order, start to finish.

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

01The brief

Computer Programming IUndergradDue in 48 hours

Word frequency counter

Read a text file, count each word case-insensitively with punctuation stripped, and print the 10 most common words. Must pass the course autograder.

Requirements

File path from the command line
Normalize case and punctuation
Top 10 by count, then alphabetically
Pass every autograder test

02The solution

wordfreq.py14 lines

1import re

2import sys

3from collections import Counter

5def top_words(text: str, n: int = 10) -> list[tuple[str, int]]:

6 words = re.findall(r"[a-z']+", text.lower()) # strip punctuation

7 counts = Counter(words)

8 # sort by count (desc), then alphabetically for ties

9 return sorted(counts.items(), key=lambda kv: (-kv[1], kv[0]))[:n]

11if __name__ == "__main__":

12 with open(sys.argv[1], encoding="utf-8") as f:

13 for word, count in top_words(f.read()):

14 print(f"{word:<12}{count}")

autograder: 8 / 8 passed

03The explanation doc

explanation.pdf

The regex

[a-z']+ keeps contractions like “don’t” as one word and drops everything else.

The tie-break

Sorting on (−count, word) handles ties alphabetically in a single pass.

Running it

python wordfreq.py input.txt prints the table the autograder expects.

04The price

AI predicted budget

$40–$80

Level · UndergradIncluded

Deadline · 48 hoursRush

Shown before any contact details were shared.

Final price from our team

$55

Delivered 5h 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.

01
Step 1 of 4
Upload your files
Prompt, rubric, starter code, or a screenshot of the task. PDF, DOCX, ZIP, code or images, in any mix.
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Step 2 of 4
The AI asks what’s missing
It confirms your due date, then asks up to 3 questions your files don’t answer. Each one has an “I don’t know” option.
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See your predicted budget
A price range appears right away. No email, no sign-up.
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A senior engineer confirms your price
Leave your email. Within 5 minutes you get one fixed price. It never goes above the top of your range.

No payment to get a price. You pay only after you accept the fixed price. If the AI can’t price your files, an engineer emails you a price instead.

Typical orders

Common requests and typical budgets.

Intro lab (1–2 files)

$45–$90

Usually 1–2 days

typical range

Weekly problem set

$60–$140

Usually 1–3 days

typical range

Multi-part starter-code assignment

$80–$180

Usually 2–4 days

typical range

Graduate coursework

$150–$350

Usually 3–7 days

typical range

Your budget depends on your files, deadline and level. Upload them for your own prediction.

Guarantees

Every order is covered. In writing.

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.

Refunds that move fast

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.

How the cap works

NDA and privacy

Your name, school and files are never shared, sold or reused. Engineers never see your name or email.

Secure payment

Processed by Stripe. We never see or store your card details.

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Can you handle my autograder?

Yes. Share the output or public tests and we make sure everything passes.

What about niche languages?

We cover Haskell, OCaml, Racket, Scala, Go, Rust, Prolog and more. Upload the prompt to check.

Can I order every week?

Yes. Many students do, and we try to keep the same engineer.

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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