My laptop decided to not turn on or charge anymore in times where I needed it a lot and when repairment funding is not the best. Thank you, universe

Check the voltage on your charger (be sure to avoid shorts during probing!), if it's not outputting anything, there's your problem.. use a different charger or if you're fancy, use a lab bench power supply to charge your lappy. Circuit problems may be the case but my first suspect would be a broken wire. Copper wires tend to break when bent excessively, so be sure to not bend the wires too much. Ideally you'd store them in a roll with a strap in the middle, and refrain from stuffing a charging wire behind furniture, bend the DC jack to hide it away etc. But way too many times I see people bend wires significantly, particularly at the connector ends. That is what breaks wires all the time.

That said, it does take a significant bend on my 18AWG wires (and even more so on my new fancy 12AWG silicone wires) to break even a single strand. Not that that's commonly seen in chargers on consumer electronics though.. there it's usually as thin as it can possibly be. Chintzy as fuck.. of course a thin wire like.. what, 30+AWG? would easily break :/
I think that there's a problem with both general consumers and manufacturers alike. One more reason for me to make my own cables :)

@Condor I tried it with another charger of the same laptop that surely worked and nothing happened. It's still under warranty, so guess I'll send it back