Okay, so what if I used to be pretty decent with math, but recently sort of dealt with this past reckoning of some metaphysical... Eh, it's hard to explain
I do think doing day one is a good idea for a warm up. One advantage of doing it late is you can read several and pick the one that you think you have an immediate solution for or that you want to solve.
I've fallen of the pace. But I've just finished the first part of day three. I've done lots of grepping using regular expressions, but I've never used regular expression within a program. Why start now? I decided to just type in a state machine using lots of gotos.
Lots and lots of gotos. That turned out to be a bad plan, and I ended up with a silly bug just because I got tired and failed to type in the instruction to move to the next character when both numbers have three digits :-(
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Okay, so what if I used to be pretty decent with math, but recently sort of dealt with this past reckoning of some metaphysical... Eh, it's hard to explain
Man. I didn't make the resolve to partake at the start, now it's a lot of catching up if I still wanna do it.
I do think doing day one is a good idea for a warm up. One advantage of doing it late is you can read several and pick the one that you think you have an immediate solution for or that you want to solve.
I've fallen of the pace. But I've just finished the first part of day three. I've done lots of grepping using regular expressions, but I've never used regular expression within a program. Why start now? I decided to just type in a state machine using lots of gotos.
Lots and lots of gotos. That turned out to be a bad plan, and I ended up with a silly bug just because I got tired and failed to type in the instruction to move to the next character when both numbers have three digits :-(