ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 23 See details of the challenge here. Today’s input looks like this: cpy a b dec b cpy a d cpy 0 a cpy b c inc a .. Today’s challenge is an extension to Day 12, where we have …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 22 See details of the challenge here. Today’s input looks like this: root@ebhq-gridcenter# df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% /dev/grid/node-x0-y0 …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 21 See details of the challenge here. Today’s input looks like this: swap position 2 with position 7 swap letter f with letter a swap letter c with letter a rotate based on position of letter g rotate based on …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 20 See details of the challenge here. Today’s input looks like this: 1873924193-1879728099 2042754084-2076891856 4112318198-4113899685 1039794493-1057170966 3791841434-3797494664 1518668516-1518748952 1946127596-1953926346 4058215215-4086224696 3429681642-3455096313 2599576643-2604275147 1800210010-1801990849 1761160149-1766904471 2774395403-2774748831 1520470679-1542287000 2343327790-2346083217 … First, let’s read the input into a list of tuples representing the …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 19 See details of the challenge here. I initially approached today’s challenge as a dynamic programming exercise, but it quickly transpired that there’s a much better way to do it once I realised that part 1 is in fact the …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 18 See details of the challenge here. To solve both part 1 and 2: Links Day 18 challenge description Advent of Code 2015 Solution for Day 17 All my F# solutions for Advent of Code Github repo
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 17 See details of the challenge here. First, let’s add a hash function (that returns the MD5 as a hexadecimal string as we have done so often this year). Then, add a step function that’ll take a (x, y) position and the path …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 16 See details of the challenge here. I also tried an implememtation using string instead of bool[] and there is no distinguishable difference in terms of performance. Now that we have the solve function we can answer both part 1 …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 15 See details of the challenge here. Today’s challenge is pretty straight forward, and a brute force approach would have suffice – try every t from 0 to inifinity and return the first t that satisfies this equation for all …
ps. look out for all my other solutions for Advent of Code challenges here. Day 14 See details of the challenge here. Today’s challenge is very similar to that of Day 5, but the requirements for a valid hash value is different this time. As before, we’ll start by defining a hash function that will accept a string and return …
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