There are lots of people who want to help a newbie. We don't want to help the robot.
Again, if you have some specific question then ask away and get answers. But "is this code well written" is a BS question to begin with. It sounds like you are having some trouble with it. A better question would have been to explain what it was supposed to do and what it really did and ask how to fix it. Nobody wants to read through robot code to try to spot the mystery problem.
Please. You came in here and completely ignored the posts explaining the rules and etiquette here. You expect things to be done YOUR way otherwise we are toxic. You're simply wrong. In reality you're just another example of the same toxicity that we've been getting from people who don't understand why they'd actually have to try and fail and learn to write code instead of just having it magically appear to make sense.
No it couldn't. You haven't given me enough information to help you. You asked a vague question about some robot produced code with no indication of what the actual problem was.
One important thing to think about when you're looking for someone, is not to just walk up and expect that they are going to put out for you. At least try to respect the culture of the place you're walking into a little. You'll find that people are friendlier when you're not trying to dictate the terms.
We get that a lot, mostly when we don't do someone's homework for them, or don't solve someone's problem for them. Some people have certain expectations as if they'd somehow paid us or something and we owe them. I'm not sure where that comes from. They feel we owe them and then think we're mean if we don't put out for them.