My horrendous, eye-bleeding solutions to the annual Advent of Code 2023 code jam.
Disclaimer: Please read at your own risk, I am and will not be held accountable for any mental damage done (if any)
Fairly easy, except that one edge case eightwoone that took me a while (a good night's sleep to solve)
Such big input! Parsing them was a pain, but we got there eventually (Part II made me think hard)
Now this was something tricky, I don't know if my approach was the way to go, but needed to debug and reframe multiple times to get it right. Mainly cause the numbers messed the indexing real bad.
The problem was all good, but the bonus stacking instructions were unclear at the beginning, once I saw the logic on reddit, it didn't take me that long. (My laptop froze a bit for Part II, prolly due to my bad code :))
Too much to parse, too much logic to implement, too big numbers in input, too large numbers to crunch. Just too much wrong with this one
Fairly easy logic to wrap me mind around, was a good relief after such monster puzzles before. Also, this puzzle made me realize how stupid I am and also how small changes in code can make huge differences