geertlitjens / advent-of-code-2023

My solutions for the Advent of Code 2023

Geert's solutions to the Advent of Code 2023

This is the fourth year that I have decided to participate in the Advent of Code. I decided to try to learn some new skills this year, learning more about modern Python and trying to automatically generate a GitHub Pages site with my solutions, which you can find here.

Usage

Anyone can use this repository as a template; it contains a command line utility that can:

• Create a new Day folder, corresponding test, and download your user-specific input so you only need to implement the solution, typically consisting of three functions: parse_data, solve_part1, and solve_part2
• Submit the results to the Advent of Code website and, using a Github hook adapt this Readme.md to show the solved stars
• Generate a Github Pages blog from your code and module comments (see an example here: https://geertlitjens.nl/advent-of-code-2022)

To use most features, you need your API token for Advent of Code, and either give it to the executable or add it as an environmental variable AOC_TOKEN or a .aoc_token file in your home folder. To get the token, see here: wimglenn/advent-of-code-wim#1.

Good luck!

2023 Results

Day	Part 1	Part 2
Day 1	⭐	⭐
Day 2	⭐	⭐
Day 3	⭐	⭐
Day 4	⭐	⭐
Day 5	⭐	⭐
Day 6	⭐	⭐
Day 7	⭐	⭐
Day 8	⭐	⭐
Day 9	⭐	⭐
Day 10	⭐	⭐
Day 11	⭐	⭐
Day 12	⭐	⭐
Day 13	⭐	⭐
Day 14	⭐	⭐
Day 15	⭐	⭐
Day 16	⭐	⭐
Day 17	⭐	⭐
Day 18	⭐	⭐