I will debug and fix python c sharp and automation code


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Your code worked until it didn't. A strategy that never fires, a bot that crashes overnight, or a script that throws an unreadable error. I find the root cause and fix it cleanly.
Problems I regularly fix:
Python bots that crash on missing or malformed data
APIs and webhooks that time out, reject payloads, or stop authenticating
NinjaScript strategies and indicators that fail to compile, load, or trigger
Automation workflows that duplicate actions or silently stop
Scrapers broken by layout or selector changes
C# and Python code with logic errors, race conditions, and weak error handling
Send the code and explain what it should do versus what happens now. I will tell you what is wrong before you order whenever the cause is clear.
A Quick Code Audit gives you line-numbered findings. A Targeted Bug Fix includes repaired and tested source. Complete Code Cleanup handles every error and warning in one file or rewrites it cleanly while preserving your logic.
You receive readable source and a clear explanation of what broke. I only need the code, never your passwords or account access.
Message me first if you are unsure which package fits.
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AI Automation and Trading Systems Developer
- DeEstados Unidos
- Miembro desdeago 2022
- Responde aprox. en:2 horas
- Última entrega2 semanas
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FAQ
Can you tell me what's wrong before I order?
Yes, and please ask. Send the file and a sentence about what it should do. If it's a quick fix I'll say so, and if it's bigger I'll say that too. I'd rather quote you honestly than take an order I have to argue about later.
Do you need my accounts or logins?
No. I only need the code. I never need your accounts, logins or credentials, and I won't ask for them.
What if you can't fix it?
Then I refund you. If I look at your code and it's beyond what the package covers, I'll tell you before I start rather than after.
What if my code turns out to be fine?
Then I tell you that plainly and point you at what's more likely causing your problem, usually data, settings or the environment. I'm not going to manufacture a bug to justify the order.
How do you handle unexpected bugs found during the fix?
I document anything outside the original issue, explain its impact, and stop before expanding the scope. Small related fixes are included when safe. Larger problems get a clear quote and require your approval before I continue.
