Advent of Code 2023

"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas "

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Welp, it's that time of the year again. Time to get into the holiday spirit and solve some puzzles. This year, I'm going to be using vanilla Node.js to solve the puzzles.

Artilery

• Node.js - JavaScript runtime
• Jetbrains WebStorm - IDE
• Git (Duh) - Version control
• Default Android Alarm Clock - I gotta wake up at 6 AM somehow

Are the solutions any good?

They work..................Yeah, that's about it. I mean, they're fun to read at least. (If you can understand them, that is)

How do I run the solutions?

1. Open your bash terminal (if you use anything else, you are objectivity wrong and I am revoking your permission to use this code):
2. Clone the repo:

   git clone

3. Navigate to the day you want to run (Day 1 for me):

   cd day1

4. Run the script:

   node index.js

5. Enjoy the output (but you won't enjoy the code)

FAQ

Q: Do you have a life?

A: Next question, please.

Q: Do you really wake up at 6 AM to solve these puzzles?

A: Yes. I'm not even a morning person.

Contributing

Why would you contribute to someone else's Advent of Code repo? Go make your own, weirdo.

Final Words

If you made it this far into the README, I have a secret for you, the code isn't even that bad and there are some really creative solutions. Do honestly give it a look if you have the time.