Ali

If this is the same VPN you are using with your laptop/PC, you can find it there as well. Google on how to do that.

One of the biggest problems I see with trying to put a dollar cost on any given code is that not only does it need to specified as language type and target but quality level and that is an almost impossible metric. To me, good code would be written so that anyone looking at the code could understand it immediately. This means extremely well written comments and well chosen variable names along with well thought out algorithms. The comments should thoroughly explain the algorithm and then point out any nuances or tricks required for performance or circumventing some limitation. I have almost never seen code like this except my own.

Poorly written code costs more to maintain and debug than re-writing the code from scratch. As the number of lines increases, so does the rate at which it can be produced start to fall off. This is probably due to the fact that it becomes ever more difficult to understand and/or trying to add features to an already written section becomes difficult because of the obfuscation, or an inflexible structure or both.