Welcome to my repository containing solutions to the Advent of Code challenges.
Advent of Code is an annual event created by Eric Wastl where participants solve daily programming puzzles throughout the month of December. Each day, a new set of two puzzles is released, covering a variety of topics such as algorithms, data structures, and mathematical concepts. It is a great way to improve problem-solving skills, discover new features of programming languages, and engage with a community of developers
In this repository, you'll find my solutions to the Advent of Code challenges. I've used multiple programming languages such as C++, Python, and Go to solve these puzzles, showcasing versatility and flexibility in my approach.
The repository is organized by years, and within each year, there are directories for each day's challenges. The directory structure looks like this:
.
└── Year
├── Day1
│ ├── input.txt
│ ├── solution.py
│ └── solution.cpp
├── Day2
│ ├── input.txt
│ ├── solution.cpp
│ └── solution.go
└── ...
- Year: Corresponds to the Advent of Code year (e.g., 2023).
- DayX: Represents the challenges for each day.
- input.txt: Input data provided for the challenge.
- solution1/2.ext: Solution for Part 1/2 of the challenge.
- solution.ext: Solution for both Part 1 and Part 2 of the challenge.
- Advent of Code 2023: C++, Go
- Advent of Code 2022: Python, C++
- Advent of Code 2021: C++
Avinash Changrani - Final Year Computer Science Student at IIITDM Kancheepuram
Note:
- The solutions are crafted to be readable emphasizing good coding practices but are not necessarily optimized for speed or efficiency.
- The solutions are not the only way to solve the challenges. There are many other ways to solve the challenges, and I encourage you to explore them.
- The solutions are not intended to be copied and submitted as your own. Please use them as a reference to help you solve the challenges.