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• adventofcode

  3 6 8.5 Julia

  Advent of Code challenge solutions (by flwyd)

  You can also follow a simpler approach by just writing down the expected output from the example and comparing your program output to that. Once I get a correct answer, I save that as well so that I can make sure any changes I make to clean up the code don't break my solution. The template I wrote reads an input.something.txt file and checks for an input.something.expected file which contains text like part1: 123\npart2: 456, then prints out a green check mark if my output matches expected or a big red X if I got it wrong.

• advent-of-code

  1 6 8.5 Jupyter Notebook

  My solutions for the Advent of Code (by JesperDramsch)

  And this is how simple it can be to build some relatively robust tests. All of this lives in a tests folder so pytest automatically finds it in a file called test_day05.py. You can see the file on Github.

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