GitHub Copilot VS Advent Of Code 2022 Day 5

This is a genuinely interesting problem involving stacks. While it would probably be easier to solve with a language that has a stack datatype like C, we do this in Python using lists and dictionaries. GitHub copilot has a mixed contribution here, first it totally fails to represent the provided stack data in any useful way, so this has to be done manually. However the copilot does really well when it comes to creating the functions that perform stack operations.
CODE:
github.com/Sanjin84/AOC22/tre...
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1️⃣ WebQuiz (Front End): github.com/Sanjin84/WebQuiz
2️⃣ WebQuizAPI (Back End): github.com/Sanjin84/WebQuizAPI
3️⃣ findmyfile (Python Package): github.com/Sanjin84/findmyfile
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1️⃣ GoPrompt: goprompt.io
2️⃣ AITrivia: sanjin84.github.io/AITrivia/
#githubcopilot, #adventofcode
Sanjin Dedic is a highly qualified and experienced robotics engineer and educator, with over a decade of teaching experience in the field of digital technologies. He has co-authored a book on the micro:bit titled "From Go to Whoa with Physical Tech," and has developed numerous teacher professional development programs in Python, including an Australian Teacher Guide to Object Oriented Programming that received a Google grant in 2021. In addition to his extensive experience in the field of education and technology, Dedic has also recently expanded his expertise by completing professional cybersecurity qualifications and organizing a statewide Capture the Flag event for the Victorian Coding Challenge during the COVID lockdowns.

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very cool