This is my participation in the Advent of Code event for the year 2023.
Enjoy the Advent season!
🌟🎄🎅🎁🔔🕯️
| day | part 1 | part 2 |
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| 01 | ⭐ | ⭐ |
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| 18 | ⭐ | |
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The code is written in C without any use of libraries except standard library. Every day is a separate program. The puzzle input is stored two files:
- data_example.txt (+ variants)
- data_contest.txt (not under version control)
$> ./program data_example.txtI use gcc, GNU make, Visual Studio Code for development and debugging.
Code style formatter:
clang-format-17 --fallback-style=none -i src/...