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Victory dance! 🎉 Just cracked the code on Advent of Code Day 3! 🧩✨ 25 lines to ...

... conquer the challenge and 65 lines to elegantly extract the info from the input string.💻🕹️ #AdventOfCode #CodingTriumph #PythonMagic #hustler

Wrapping up the workday and diving into the challenge of solving Day 3 of Advent ...

... of Code for some recreational coding fun! 💻🎄 #AdventOfCode #CodingChallenge #TechEnthusiast #hustler

Just conquered Day 1 and Day 2 of Advent of Code, feeling victorious! 🌟💻 ...

... However, Day 3 has me in a puzzle-induced trance. Time to unravel the enigma and crack the code! 🕵️‍♂️🤔 #AdventOfCode #CodingChallenge #ChallengeAccepted #hustler

Embarking on the coding adventure with Advent of Code! 🚀✨ Time to unravel daily ...

... challenges, sharpen those coding skills, and embrace the festive coding spirit. May the debugging elves be on our side! 💻🎄 #AdventOfCode #CodingAdventure

Advent of Code hat begonnen

Hi zusammen, der Advent of Code hat wieder begonnen, natürlich am 01.12. und nicht heute, aber leider bin ich nicht dazu gekommen vorher zu schreiben, mich hat das

Advent of Code

Perusing the interwebs I saw a post for the Advent of Code, and figured I would jump in. Ok, I really thought this post would have more words. Anyway, to elaborate

Advent of Code 2022 Day 3

Sorry that I am blogging via my phone and I don't want to type too much. I will just share the finished code. You can see all of them on GitHub. Advent of Code 2022

Advent of Code Day 2

Sorry that I am blogging via my phone and I don't want to type too much. I will just share the finished code. You can see all of them on GitHub. Advent of Code 2022

Advent of Code 2022 Day 1

Sorry that I am blogging via my phone and I don't want to type too much. I will just share the finished codes. You can see all of them on GitHub Part 1 inputs <-

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A classic

Advent of Code day 13 [spoilers]

Day 13 is a simulation of carts on tracks. The track layout is given by an ASCII diagram, like this one: /->-\ | | /----\ | /-+--+-\ | | | | | v | \-+-/ \-+--/

Advent of Code, day 12, in Haskell [spoilers]

Day 12 asks us to implement a cellular automaton. There's a lot of flavor text, but that's basically it. The rules are part of the puzzle; I don't know if they're

Advent of Code Day 11 [spoilers], Inclusion-Exclusion, and Haskell's odd design decisions

Haskell has a maximum function and it has lazy evaluations of lists. I come from Python that has a max function and list generators. But there turns out to be a

Advent of Code Day 8 [spoilers]

Day 8's puzzle was basically just about parsing a long list of integers correctly, and writing tree-recursive functions correctly. Both are pretty easy in Haskell.

Advent Of Code Day 5 [spoilers]

I completely gave up on solving the Advent of Code problems as they went up, and I'm backfilling the days I missed, which is most of them. Day 5 was the first time

Advent of Code, day 7 [spoilers]

The Day 7 puzzle is about parallel builds. So, just convert your input into a Makefile and solve it with GNU Make! OK, maybe not. I probably could have gotten that

Advent of Code Day 4 [spoilers]

Day 3 and 4 kinda kicked my butt (plus I had work stuff both nights) but I finally finished day 4. It asks us to solve a scheduling problem, and the example even

I just completed "Inventory Management System" - Day 2 - Advent of Code 2018

Took me a little longer this time. I can't keep up with the 9 pm nightly challenge. Thank goodness I don't live on the east coast, I don't know how they do it. Too

Advent of Code day 2 [spoilers]

Advent of Code Day 2 asks us to do some string searches. It took me about 40 minutes, and I can't say I'm particularly happy with the results, but it worked. Part

Advent of Code day 1 [spoilers]

I'm doing Advent of Code in Haskell this year, as planned. I warmed up with one of last year's problems so I was able to get started right away at 11pm last night