Advent of Code Day 5

1. benchee

   1 7 1,513 7.7 Elixir

   Easy and extensible benchmarking in Elixir providing you with lots of statistics!

   

   Working with intervals and writing some functions to apply the maps to those intervals is the key. I did not use Ranges, just {start, end} tuples. The Ranges didn't really provide anything useful for this problem. My version ran in 1.32 ms (benchmarked with Benchee). Here is the code.

2. SaaSHub

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3. advent_of_code23

   2 3 1 6.1 Elixir

   

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4. advent_of_code

   3 2 13 8.4 Elixir

   My Elixir solutions to Advent of Code (by sevenseacat)

   

5. livebooks

   4 4 205 2.5

   My collection of Livebooks

   

6. livebook

   5 92 5,846 9.2 Elixir

   Automate code & data workflows with interactive Elixir notebooks

   

   Would highly recommend looking at Jose's use of livebook to answer these. It makes testing easier. It's old but still relevant. Video link inside

7. advent

   6 2 0 9.2 OCaml

   Solutions to Advent of Code problems (by jbromley)

   

   Working with intervals and writing some functions to apply the maps to those intervals is the key. I did not use Ranges, just {start, end} tuples. The Ranges didn't really provide anything useful for this problem. My version ran in 1.32 ms (benchmarked with Benchee). Here is the code.

8. advent_of_code

   7 2 0 7.9 Elixir

   

   I made the brute force approach first but wanted to implement it with range projection. Pretty satisfy to with the result (the whole range handling stuff is there for those interested in).

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