Welcome to my solutions for the Advent of Code! I started in 2022 (this year), so any problems from before 2022 are just practice attempts.
Want to give it a shot yourself? Go to their website to participate in the current contest or try out the previous year's practice questions. Every year, AoC starts on December 1st, releasing new problems daily.
All my solutions are written in Python
, but you may use any language you like.
There is a specific system that I use to name the files.
This is me being extra!
- Solutions: "
[x]
.[y]
.py"[x]
is a number representing the day.[y]
is a number representing the part, i.e. part 1 or 2.
- Example Inputs: "ex
[x]
.txt"- Example inputs that were used as tests.
[x]
is a number representing the day that provided the example.
- Inputs: "p
[x]
.txt"- The actual input that should be used to find the final answer.
[x]
is a number representing the day that provided the problem input.
- Day 1: When processing the input, the first couple hundred lines are skipped