Advent of Code, 2023
Advent of Code, 2023
These are my advent of code solutions. SPOILERS BEWARE! In the same way as last year, the year before that, and the year before that, I do every day in a different language.
- Must do all days in different languages, except those days which continue from other days' solutions (e.g. IntCode computer, 2019)
- If I do a day in multiple different languages, I can "pick" the language for that day, as long as the resulting picks adhere to rule 1.
- If I wish to use a language that I have already used, I can go back and redo the day that language was previously used for (in a different language), thus freeing it up for the new day.
- Languages cannot be too similar, keeping in spirit of the rules (e.g. bash/zsh, typescript/javascript, haskell/purescript [controversial, I know])
- I may write preprocessors to transform the input into something palatable to the language, but generally this is discouraged.
Languages and solutions so far can be got by running ./summarize.
|1|2|3|4|
awk | |█| | |
brainfuck | | | | |
haskell | | | | |
j | | |█| |
sed |█| | | |
vim | | | |█|
In my summaries, I will go over the solutions I find more interesting, rather than detailing each language for each day.
GNU sed is pretty nice. For part 2 I thought of a simple trick so that I only
had to make 10 lines of changes to the Part 1 solution.