🎄 Advent Of Code 🎄

Repository for the Advent of Code Challenge, solved in Python3. Every year has a subfolder, where the the solution is located.

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How to use

Initialize a day by running python build.py [day] [optional: year, default=2020].

A typical solution is a file containing the funcitons part_1 and part_2, returning respectively the solution to the given day.

Add testcases into the examples.json files, and test them with pytest.

Once the testcases run without problem, submit with python solve.py [day] [optional: year, default=2020]

Links

🎄 Advent of Code 2020

🎄 Cool Tree Art!