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πŸŽ„ Advent of Code β›„

2023

Advent of Code solutions for 2023 written in Rust and C++ πŸš€

My goal for this year is to compare Rust with C++ and see in what state the "functional" side of C++ is currently, while trying to write minimal and somewhat efficient code. The goal is not to produce the most readable and robust code.

Running the code

To run a program, simply cd into the directory of the year and run the following command:

# Rust:
cargo run --package day-1 --bin part1 --release
# C++:
make deps
make day-1-part1

Replace the day and part numbers with the ones you would like to run.

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