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12. For day 16, this was my first time writing a depth-first search, and it ran perfectly on the first attempt :exploding_head:. Because I tend to write these solutions generalised for robustness, it effectively meant part 2 was already solved as well.
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13. For day 17, I was originally going for Dijkstra's, but decided to needlessly overcomplicate things by usinga heuristic, and included a visualiser to see the shortest path discovered. This could be a bit faster though.
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14. Day 18 basically reused the shoelace formula and Pick's theorem from day 10. It's not clear why part 2 consistnently run twice as fast as part 1 even though they both use the exact same function.
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15. Day 21 spent far too long trying to bug hunt, and it turns out it wasn't a math problem, it was a very basic problem involving the features I'm excluding.
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15. Day 21 spent far too long trying to bug hunt, and it turns out it wasn't a math problem, it was a very basic problem involving the features I'm excluding.
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16. Getting false positives in Day 22 tests was not helping matters much.
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