Excelent video! I didn't know that groups can be used as "if else " condition in this way, my solution keep track of do and dont indexes with 2 extra arrays and parse all mul in between a do and dont. This solution is very more clear and straight. Thnak you!
Hi! Love your solutions, wondering why the for loop was necessary for the result. Were some matches overlooked? Because I loaded the input in as one big string, so no different lines to check, just one big line, right? But I came across the same issue as you first did.
Hi. Thank you for watching my videos. There are always multiple ways of accomplishing the same thing. And I love that everyone thinks a little bit differently about these problems. In my brain the loop was required but I might have missed something :) Best regards Daniel
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Excelent video! I didn't know that groups can be used as "if else " condition in this way, my solution keep track of do and dont indexes with 2 extra arrays and parse all mul in between a do and dont.
This solution is very more clear and straight. Thnak you!
First day that i had to search help, specifically in part 2! thanks for share!
Love your solutions, as a first-time AOC participant i'd like to see just some more explaining of your thinking proces. Much love
I had some issues with part2 until i realized the input was formatted incorrectly.It is meant to be as one line but the input had line breaks.
Hi! Love your solutions, wondering why the for loop was necessary for the result. Were some matches overlooked? Because I loaded the input in as one big string, so no different lines to check, just one big line, right? But I came across the same issue as you first did.
Hi.
Thank you for watching my videos. There are always multiple ways of accomplishing the same thing. And I love that everyone thinks a little bit differently about these problems. In my brain the loop was required but I might have missed something :)
Best regards
Daniel