- Learn python, that I don't know much about
- Have a quite reduced code
- Don't care about cognitive complexity
- Make formal syntax my first choice, instead of verbose code
💡 set manipulation seems to often be the key to ease second part resolution. The drawback being performance, but we don't care about it, as the data sets are quite small.
/usr/bin/python3.10 /home/quantic/github/advent-of-code-2022/execute_all.py
| part | result | avg (ms) / 100 iter |
|---|---|---|
| day1_1 | 71023 | 1.53635 |
| day1_2 | 206289 | 1.478438 |
| day2_1 | 12855 | 0.315115 |
| day2_2 | 13726 | 0.412357 |
| day3_1 | 7597 | 2.605565 |
| day3_2 | 2607 | 0.313905 |
| day4_1 | 584 | 4.272664 |
| day4_2 | 933 | 4.535324 |
| day5_1 | JDTMRWCQJ | 0.873501 |
| day5_2 | VHJDDCWRD | 0.58585 |
| day6_1 | 1542 | 1.051908 |
| day6_2 | 3153 | 2.205417 |
| day7_1 | 1141028 | 5.441306 |
| day7_2 | 8278005 | 5.617703 |