Categorygithub.com/fornerobj/advent-of-code-2024
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0.0.0-20250104172000-989802aaf879
Repository: https://github.com/fornerobj/advent-of-code-2024.git
Documentation: pkg.go.dev

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# README

What is this repo?

These are my solutions for as many of the advent of code 2024 problems as I could get to. I'm using this year's challenges to learn the Go programming language. I plan to have a directory for each day and one main file per directory. This file will have one function which computes day 1, and another function which computes day 2.

Will I be using LLMs?

I will not be using any LLMs or other AI assisted tools to complete these challenges. I am not familiar with Go, so I may look up syntactic things from time to time, but otherwise I will be completing these challenges with only my own knowledge.

Day Completion or Failure List

  1. Completed
  2. Completed
  3. Completed
  4. Completed
  5. Completed
  6. Completed
  7. Completed
  8. Completed
  9. Completed
  10. Completed (this was way easier than day 9)
  11. Completed. Part 2 took ~2.5 hours
  12. Completed part 1 only, failed to complete part 2 -Went back and finished part 2 on 12/30/24
  13. Completed
  14. Completed
  15. Completed, used idea from Neil Thistlethwaite for part 2, but implemented in Go
  16. Completed
  17. Completed part 1 only, as I am not that guy
  18. Completed
  19. Completed
  20. Completed, used idea from Neil Thistlethwaite for part 2, but implemented in Go
  21. Failed to Complete
  22. Completed. Hashed slices by converting to strings first. Interesting!
  23. Completed using bron–kerbosch algorithm
  24. Completed part 1
  25. Completed part 1