hexagony VS advent-of-code-2022

It's got a larger symbol set, but it's still relatively code-like. If you want some obtuseness, try out Hexagony where you code in a hexagonal grid, using a hexagonal memory, or Malbolge, who's entire goal is to be as hard to code in as possible.

Some examples that I find interesting: * Brainfuck * Marbelous * Hexagony * Emoji

The most highly upvoted solution to this problem is a 6-character-long program written in the Hexagony programming language.

(As an aside, some people "stop" here and then make programming languages based on this - because that is a simple interpreter... you could write a compiler for this language, or extend it - and the great golfing languages take that starting spot and keep going - don't worry about trying to replicate it, it takes some insanity to go that far - the point is that a stack based language is the starting spot for some impressive systems... like the JVM itself)

How about a programming language?

Rust

Mentioning it again, I am doing Advent of Code in Rust this year. Link to repo if anyone's interested.

Rust: Solution

Oh, I am using them. I already love the rust toolchain, and all of them being integrated into cargo via cargo plugins. I have .pre-commit-config.yaml configured to run cargo fmt/check/clippy before check-in.

Solution.

Rust: Day 02

Rust: Day 02 Decided to use AoC 2022 to learn some Rust.