The idea behind "Fix My Code" is to analyze, debug, and improve an existing piece of code that currently passes only 11 out of 50 test cases. The goal is to identify all errors—whether they are syntax issues, logical flaws, or edge case failures—and fix them to ensure the code functions correctly across all required inputs. In addition to fixing bugs, the project aims to enhance the code’s readability, maintainability, and efficiency by refactoring it using best coding practices. The approach includes reviewing the code line by line, understanding the problem statement, applying debugging techniques, and testing thoroughly. Tools like debuggers, linters, and test frameworks will be used to aid the process. Once fixed, the code will be modular, well-documented, and capable of handling edge cases effectively. This project is a practical exercise in problem-solving, clean code writing, and test-driven development. The final output will be a fully functional version of the code that passes all test cases and is structured for long-term usability. It not only improves the current implementation but also strengthens the ability to write reliable and efficient software solutions in the future.