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davidyat.es
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| | | | | In the first part of this series, I starting writing solutions for the 2024 Advent of Code (AoC) challenges, each in a different language. To recap, Advent of Code is a yearly programming event. On each day of the advent leading up Christmas, a new challenge is released. Each challenge consists of a problem description and an input file. Challenges generally involve processing the input file to come up with a particular output, which serves as the solution. Each challenge consists of two parts, with the second part being revealed upon completion of the first. Both parts use the same input, which is slightly different for each participant. | |
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incoherency.co.uk
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www.brunton-spall.co.uk
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| | | | | Have you always wanted to program? Have you been interested in the dark and mysterious ways of development? Maybe you've done some reading... | |
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luizdepra.dev
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| | | A few days ago I was browsing my Gist collection when I came across a pair of old Python codes, Python 2 to be precise. I wrote these lines in 2012 when I was recently introduced to Python by a coworker. So I thought "Why not review them?", and here we are. Before we start let me tell that both scripts are about game development, more precisely procedural terrain generation. Let's take a look at them. | ||
