My Advent of Code solutions, see https://adventofcode.com/
./run.py <year> <day>
./run.py 2022 6
It's a minimal framework targeted at solving AoC problems.
- Input data (test data, prod-data) is a tuple in file
<year>/data.py, in variablea<day>(e.g.a6). - The solutions are in file
<year>/advent<day>.py(e.g. 2022/advent6.py)
The run-script imports the input-data and calls function f1(input) and f2(input) in the solution file. f1 and f2 indicate the first half and second half of the problem. The return value of f1 and f2 is printed, but you're free to print your own stuff.
Add a function def parse(input) in the solution file to override input parsing, or add a parse_line(line) to parse lines.
Year 2000 day 1; The input consists of an integer per line, you should add all numbers. Second half of the problem is; you should add all squared input values.
In file 2000/data.py:
a1 = ["""\
1
2
3""", """\
4
5
6"""]
In file 2000/advent1.py:
parse_line = int
def f1(input):
return sum(input)
def f2(input):
return sum(i*i for i in input)