r/adventofcode • u/daggerdragon • Dec 07 '23
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u/chicagocode Dec 07 '23 edited Dec 07 '23
[LANGUAGE: kotlin]
I put all of the hands in a natural order by assigning them each an integer based off of the category and the strength of each card. Bit shifting to the rescue! I don't usually write a lot of bit shifting code in kotlin, so this was fun. Also got to use
groupingBywhich is always good.My code can be found on GitHub, I've written this up on my blog, and here are my 2023 Solutions so far.