This repository contains my implementations of the challenges from Advent of Code, an annual series of programming puzzles designed to test problem-solving skills and creativity.
I like to use LINQ to simplify looping logic and records to make the code more concise. While my solutions might not always be the cleanest or most polished, my focus is on correctness and brevity over maintainability, reflecting my current C# skills.
Each challenge solution is implemented in its own class, with one method for part one and another for part two of the puzzle.
This is a console application written in C#. Its sole purpose is to print the solutions to Advent of Code challenges.
I earned 45 stars in Advent of Code 2024. Each star represents completing one part of a challenge (up to two stars per day).
Run the application from the command line, specifying the year and day of the challenge you want to solve.
Description:
Advent of Code Resolver
Usage:
Axnetg.AdventOfCode [options]
Options:
-y, --year <year> The year of the puzzle
-d, --day <day> The day of the puzzle
--version Show version information
-?, -h, --help Show help and usage information
To solve the challenge for December 5, 2024:
dotnet run -- -y 2024 -d 5Puzzle input files should be placed under the top-level Inputs/ folder.
The input file for each challenge must follow the naming convention:
{year}{day:00}.in
Example input for December 5, 2024: Inputs/202405.in
- Advent of Code by Eric Wastl for the fun and challenging puzzles.
- Zoran Horvat's Advent of Code 2024 Repository, which provided inspiration for some of my solutions.