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Commits on Jan 8, 2016

• Commit some initial code for Day 22 - this sets up the classes and necessary characters. Next is iterating.

  

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Commits on Jan 6, 2016

• I almost don't even have words for this one. So the original solution is in there and commented out, and the only difference between part 1 and 2 is the NUM_COMPARTMENTS value. The code that ended …

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Commits on Jan 4, 2016

• Added Day 23's solution. Since part 2 is just modifying the initial register values, I don't have any reason to check in a separate change for it. I'm a little annoyed at my giant if block for inst…

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Commits on Jan 3, 2016

• Day 21 - Wrote out the shop inventory as a dict in the file instead of reading it in - it just made my life easier in the end. Not as flexible. I had originally started with regular expressions and…

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• Add Part 2 to Day 20. Relatively simple. I just go through each elf and add their present total to the house total. I sized the array to a random guess, since I'm not worried about memory constraints.

  

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• Add Day20's solution. Made an assumption for a ceiling on what I needed to go to as a maximum number, but break before that point anyway. Felt better than doing while and tracking i separately.

  

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Commits on Jan 1, 2016

• Well, it solves Day 19. I don't feel great about this one since I didn't solve it. One of the comments I added links to where the discussion of how the grammar of the problem was constructed, inclu…

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• Add Day19 solution. Used regexes and slicing, even though there were probably better solutions.

  

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Commits on Dec 24, 2015

• Committing Day18's Input for tracking, but not the code - I already had an implementation of Conway's Game of Life in C++ lying around, so I'm using that. It's in the computational physics 2015 rep…

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• Whoops, forgot to commit part 1 of Day 17. Well, this does and prints both parts out.

  

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• Completely unfinished Day 16 code. Couldn't think right now, so did it by hand.

  

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Commits on Dec 23, 2015

• How did I end up with 500 Aunt Sues?

  

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• Add code that handles part 2 of Day 15 without too much modification.

  

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• Had some trouble with this one, oddly. I think it's just because of the way I was organizing my data, which was making it a little more difficult to iterate over. Now that I have a functioning prog…

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• Add part 2 to Day14. Added the calculations to support calculating points at each step. I have done much better implementations of this particular algorithm, but they're part of my computational ph…

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Commits on Dec 22, 2015

• Add the Day 14 part 1 solution. I did the algebraic solution instead of the stepping solution because I could. Then part 2 said you needed to do the stepping solution...

  

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• Day 13 part 1. Basically a modified version of Day 9's solution.

  

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• All of Day12's code. Turns out that part 2 was simple enough that I forgot to check in the parts separately.

  

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• Remove the debug print and add the password for Day11 part 2. Sleep now.

  

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• Day11 Part 1. This is sloooooow code. I know there's lots of optimizations I could make, but it's 1 AM.

  

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• Added the look and say game. Boy, glad that Python handles bignums easily...

  

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• And the solution for part 2 day 9. The data was already there.

  

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• Add Day9 Part 1's solution. Wow. Brute-forced the traveling salesman problem. Not sure how I feel about that.

  

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• Add code for Day8 part 2. Did a nifty trick I picked up from the subreddit by replacing each pattern with some character not used in the strings. Also used r'' as literals to help with the backslas…

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• Part 1 of Day 8's solution. I wrestled a ton with Python's representation of strings and whether or not a character was escaped or what counted as escaped. I'm glad to be done with this part, but f…

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Commits on Dec 21, 2015

• Commit both parts of Day 7's solution. Turns out that Part 2 was pretty trivial to implement after Day 1.

  

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• Change the code to be more flexible and add a mode change based on the part in Day 6. It's pretty slow, but it got the job done and is reasonably readable.

  

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• Initial solution for part 1 of day 6. Gosh that's some ugly code, but it's functional.

  

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• Add the Day6 input

  

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• All of the code for Day5. Lots of string parsing and manipulating. Couldn't figure out a more 'pythonesque' way of doing things.

  

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Commits on Dec 20, 2015

• Solution for Day4 parts 1 and 2. Use numChars to change the number of leading 0s.

  

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• Turned the Day3 Santa tracking into its own function and added code for Day3 part 2.

  

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• Removed code leftover from the copy from day2

  

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• Clean up code that isn't useful for part 1 or 2

  

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• Day 3's solution and input.

  

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