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Advent of code in Kotlin. (Started following AoC only from 2023)
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chrisly42 0acad0121c Day 24. This was a mad thing. I hate you all for using term solving tools under python. Thanks to the other kotlin guy who went the chinese remainder path and give a good amount of inspiration (strangely, the test input fails). I was thinking that some sort of modulo arithmetic could solve it, but it was too hard to figure out. What a waste of an otherwise nice xmas day.
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README.md

advent-of-code-2023

Welcome to the Advent of Code1 Kotlin project created by chrisly42 using the Advent of Code Kotlin Template delivered by JetBrains.

In this repository, chrisly42 is about to provide solutions for the puzzles using Kotlin language.

This repo also contains a puzzle input downloader and generates coding templates for each day.

As it is my first time I'm taking part in the AoC, I've started doing some last year's puzzles as a warmup and to test the template.

Advent of Code – An annual event of Christmas-oriented programming challenges started December 2015. Every year since then, beginning on the first day of December, a programming puzzle is published every day for twenty-five days. You can solve the puzzle and provide an answer using the language of your choice.