Figured this would be great practice and portfolio work to show growth over the years to come!
It's an advent calendar but each "window in the box" requires you to input the correct answer to earn points, and see a final image (I presume; it's my first time).
Here's the link if you what to take a look into it: https://adventofcode.com/
I dont think so, but i'm biased on my sanity.
I chose to use C because its one step above Assembly and it is the foundation of many modern programming languages that I also enjoy using like C#, Java, and Python.
Using C# and Python would've made the project far easier since I wouldn't have to keep researching why I keep getting a bunch of memory related exceptions that provide very little help in what's causing the issue.
Ultimately I want to understand how the languages I like work in the backend, stuff we take for granted like Strings, Dictionaries, Objects, etc..
... the real answer: I'm taking the Harvard CS50 course in paralell to this and I just want extra practice.
Within this repository are folders for Each Day I've managed to complete this year. The folder will contain both the source code that achieves the challenge, and a subfolder that will contain the executable and unique input file (if applicable to the problem).
The executable open a command prompt window that will detail the challenged I was asked to acheive. Make sure the executable is in the same directory as it's paired input file if there was one. It will then ask if you want to see the detailed version to see step by step. If you answer yes, I've put code that walks through the processes I took to reach my conclusion.
You've probably found me through LinkedIn, send me a direct message there!!!
You should already have my contact information, feel free to get in touch!!!
You should already have my contact information, feel free to give me a call!!!
Sorry, I'm very picky who I give my contact info to. I might have a change of heart in the future - no promises though.