Thanks! It's available in my gitlab, link in the description. Feel free to take it and use it and adapt it for your own use! One note, it doesn't get the example inputs. There's no great way to scrape those from the page unfortunately.
From the website where you're logged in, go into the dev tools and find the cookie named session (in Chrome its in the Application tab under Cookies on the left). Save that value in a file named .session, or add a line like AOC_SESSION=[that value] to your ~/.bashrc file.
Hi New subsriber here , I am a beginner in python can i also like participate in this and i have just started to code learned all the topics but can i able to this type of advent of code in python ? What's your opinion on this.
The challenges at the start are great beginner challenges. Once they start ramping up in difficulty, I would expect a beginner to get really frustrated. That said, I think you could learn a ton watching someone else's solutions, and not just watching idly, but working along, making sure you understand everything that's happening.
First time I hear about this. Looking at the first challenge it seems to be just like codewars/leetcode challenges. Maybe I am wrong, but other than a bigger wall of text I don't see what makes this special.
What an awesome setup, I really like the script that pulls the test and puzzle inputs for you! :D
Thanks! It's available in my gitlab, link in the description. Feel free to take it and use it and adapt it for your own use! One note, it doesn't get the example inputs. There's no great way to scrape those from the page unfortunately.
@@0xdf ha thank you! I'll definitely take a look at it, yeah, it would be incredibly hard to pinpoint the example inputs lol
Looking forward to seeing your solutions once again this year!
Awesome. Will you do it as well?
I definitely will!
@@0xdf lol, I'm going to do it now🥰🙃
How can i create the .session file? the bash script is failing at that point for me: "AOC_SESSION isn't set. Cannot continue."
From the website where you're logged in, go into the dev tools and find the cookie named session (in Chrome its in the Application tab under Cookies on the left). Save that value in a file named .session, or add a line like AOC_SESSION=[that value] to your ~/.bashrc file.
Hi New subsriber here , I am a beginner in python can i also like participate in this and i have just started to code learned all the topics but can i able to this type of advent of code in python ? What's your opinion on this.
The challenges at the start are great beginner challenges. Once they start ramping up in difficulty, I would expect a beginner to get really frustrated. That said, I think you could learn a ton watching someone else's solutions, and not just watching idly, but working along, making sure you understand everything that's happening.
@0xdf thanks , I will be doing as you say, By actively engaging and watching solutions.
First time I hear about this. Looking at the first challenge it seems to be just like codewars/leetcode challenges. Maybe I am wrong, but other than a bigger wall of text I don't see what makes this special.
Idk. Codewars doesn't exist anymore sadly. AOC is just fun?