%title: Advent of Code %author: Fosseprog @gahjelle %date: 16. november 2022
-> # Geir Arne Hjelle <-
- Works at Real Python: realpython.com
- Earlier: Point Carbon, Kartverket, and Nextbridge
- Have participated in Advent of Code since 2016 ^
- An Advent calendar with 25 new coding puzzles every December
- First time hosted in 2015
- You can participate in any programming language
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adventofcode.com ^
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25 new coding puzzles every year
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Puzzles from earlier years are available
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More than 500 000 participants since 2015 ^
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A new puzzle is posted every morning from December 1st to 25th
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Each puzzle consists of two parts
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Part two is only available after you've answered part one
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Correct answers awards one star ⭐ for each part
-> adventofcode.com/2021/day/1 <- ^
Common for all puzzles:
- A silly story that's not directly relevant for your solution
- The solution of a smaller example is described
- Personal input data
- Your solution is a number or a short text string
-> adventofcode.com/2021/day/1 <- ^
- Demo using Elixir and LiveBook: livebook.dev ^
- Demo using Python: python.org ^
- Using templates: github.com/gahjelle/template-aoc-python
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Advent of Code: adventofcode.com
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Reddit: reddit.com/r/adventofcode/
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Awesome Advent of Code: github.com/Bogdanp/awesome-advent-of-code
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Tutorial: realpython.com/python-advent-of-code/
-> # Thank you for your attention <-
^
-> - Me: @gahjelle <- -> - My solutions: github.com/gahjelle/advent_of_code <- -> - Real Python: realpython.com <-