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7a8503c3fe Use auto instead of apply. 2021-01-02 21:22:07 -08:00
2b69cbd391 Rewrite using induction on list length. 2021-01-02 18:16:00 -08:00
661bcbb557 Add README. 2021-01-01 15:52:53 -08:00
c6ac448ad2 Add day 25 solution. 2020-12-29 00:50:26 -08:00
3d85144065 Add J solution for day 5. 2020-12-23 22:40:42 -08:00
4e8b636d2f Add day 1 and 2 solutions in J. 2020-12-23 21:47:05 -08:00
ee819d1362 Add day 3 solution in J. 2020-12-23 21:46:46 -08:00
34cb639327 Add day 23. 2020-12-23 21:46:32 -08:00
b33e678c7e Add day24 solution. 2020-12-23 21:44:32 -08:00
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# Advent of Code 2020 Solutions
Here's to my first 50 star year since 2017! The goal
was to make it to top 100 at least once this year,
and it finally came true on day 22 (and again in day 25
part 2, but that hardly counts). Honestly,
I am not at all happy with myself, though.
## Kinds of Solutions
I "raced" in [Crystal](https://crystal-lang.org), but also tried my hand at
formal verification in [Coq](https://coq.inria.fr/), and tried out
an APL dialect called [J](https://jsoftware.com/) for fun.
I didn't always clean my race day solutions, particularly the ones to the
"hard" days. I will write about my Coq solutions on [my site](https://danilafe.com).
## Rankings
Here's the (rather embarassing) table with my times.
```
-------Part 1-------- -------Part 2--------
Day Time Rank Score Time Rank Score
25 00:07:18 105 0 00:07:24 94 7
24 00:25:27 1496 0 00:43:46 1165 0
23 00:27:30 887 0 01:35:00 1057 0
22 00:03:44 42 59 01:16:52 2242 0
21 00:21:57 612 0 00:26:05 439 0
20 00:27:52 465 0 03:00:50 845 0
19 00:14:56 123 0 00:48:50 439 0
18 00:26:17 1209 0 00:28:01 574 0
17 00:17:23 400 0 00:19:14 281 0
16 00:11:50 627 0 01:03:40 2040 0
15 00:18:11 1772 0 00:30:38 1924 0
14 00:18:05 1220 0 00:39:57 1173 0
13 00:04:59 198 0 01:05:11 1606 0
12 00:06:19 206 0 00:14:17 245 0
11 00:13:23 414 0 00:19:11 261 0
10 00:05:04 293 0 00:31:04 1493 0
9 00:08:55 1721 0 00:26:50 3540 0
8 00:04:23 275 0 00:09:56 256 0
7 00:17:46 832 0 00:24:22 615 0
6 00:03:31 385 0 00:09:38 999 0
5 00:08:21 839 0 00:27:23 3404 0
4 00:07:40 786 0 00:20:26 440 0
3 00:02:46 119 0 00:07:40 448 0
2 00:03:48 341 0 00:06:01 272 0
1 00:07:52 1072 0 00:09:00 748 0
```
## Crystal for Competitive Programming
I really enjoyed writing Crystal for the Advent of Code, but there were a few reasons
why it wasn't perfect for the task.
* When you're not banking on brute force speed, you lose some time to the compiler.
* Numbers are _always_ 32-bit by default, and require constant `_i64` suffixes everywhere
in the code when they're involved.
* Type annotations (however necessary they are) for hashes and arrays make refactoring
a little bit slower.

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c =. > 0 ". each cutopen 1!:1 < jpath '~/projects/AoC/2020/year2020day1.txt.cache'
>./,(c*/c)*2020=c+/c
>./,(c*/c*/c)*2020=c+/c+/c

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r =: >"1 cut each cutopen 1!:1 < jpath '~/projects/AoC/2020/year2020day2.txt.cache'
rs =: >0".each'-'cut"1>(0}"1 r)
cs =: 0{"1>1{"1 r
ss =: 2{"1 r
+/1>**/|:rs-+/"1 cs=>ss
+/1=+/|:(rs-1){"1 cs=>ss

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require "advent"
input = input(2020, 23).lines[0].chars.map &.to_i32
class Array(T)
def get(i)
self[i % size]
end
def del(i)
delete_at(i % size)
end
end
class Node
property next : Node
property int : Int32
def initialize(@int, @next)
end
def insert(other : Node, n = 1)
set_next = other
(n-1).times { set_next = set_next.@next }
set_next.next = @next
@next = other
end
def remove(n = 1)
curr = self
to_return = self.next
n.times { curr = curr.@next }
@next = curr.@next
to_return
end
def find(n)
start = self
while start.int != n
start = start.next
end
return start
end
def to_s(n)
return "" if n < 0
return "#{@int} -> #{@next.to_s(n-1)}"
end
def includes?(n, count)
return false if count <= 0
return @int == n || @next.includes?(n, count-1)
end
end
class Cups
getter size : Int32
getter head : Node
def initialize(list : Array(Int32))
@cache = {} of Int32 => Node
h = list.delete_at(0)
temp = uninitialized Node
@cache[h] = @head = Node.new(h, temp)
@size = list.size
@local_min = list.min.as(Int32)
@local_max = list.max.as(Int32)
@head.next = @head
curr = @head
list.each do |n|
@cache[n] = new = Node.new(n, curr.next)
curr.insert(new)
curr = new
end
end
def to_s
@head.to_s(@size)
end
def step
first = @head
after = first.remove(3)
m = first.int - 1
while after.includes?(m, 3) || m < @local_min
m = (m < @local_min) ? @local_max : (m - 1)
end
@cache[m].insert(after, 3)
@head = @head.next
end
end
def play(input, count)
cups = Cups.new input
count.times { |n| cups.step }
cups
end
def part1(input)
cups = play(input.clone, 100)
cups.head.find(1).next.to_s(cups.size - 1).gsub(" -> ", "")
end
def part2(input)
list = input.clone
max = input.max
(1000000 - input.size).times do
max += 1
list << max
end
cups = play(list, 10000000)
one = cups.head.find(1)
one.next.int.to_i64 * one.next.next.int
end
puts "Part 1: #{part1(input)}"
puts "Part 2: #{part2(input)}"

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require "advent"
INPUT = input(2020, 24).lines.map &.tiles.map { |t| MATCHES[t] }
MATCHES = { "se" => {0.5, -1.0}, "sw" => {-0.5, -1.0}, "ne" => {0.5, 1.0}, "nw" => {-0.5, 1.0}, "e" => {1.0, 0.0}, "w" => {-1.0, 0.0} }
class String
def tiles
i = 0
tiles = [] of String
while i < size
if self[i] == 's' || self[i] == 'n'
tiles << self[i..i+1]
i += 2
else
tiles << self[i..i]
i += 1
end
end
tiles
end
end
class Array(T)
def pos
curr = {0.0, 0.0}
each do |c|
curr = curr.add c
end
curr
end
end
def part1(input)
counts = Hash({Float64,Float64}, Int32).new(0)
input.each do |i|
counts[i.pos] += 1
end
counts.count &.[1].%(2).==(1)
end
struct Tuple(*T)
def neighbors
MATCHES.values.map &.add(self)
end
end
def part2(input)
state = Hash({Float64,Float64}, Bool).new(false)
counts = Hash({Float64,Float64}, Int32).new(0)
input.each do |i|
state[i.pos] ^= true
end
100.times do |i|
counts.clear
state.each do |t, f|
next unless f
t.neighbors.each do |n|
counts[n] += 1
end
end
new_state = state.clone.clear
state.each do |k, v|
next unless v
new_state[k] = !(counts[k] == 0 || (counts[k] > 2))
end
counts.each do |k, v|
new_state[k] = true if (!state[k]) && v == 2
end
state = new_state
end
state.count &.[1]
end
puts part1(INPUT.clone)
puts part2(INPUT.clone)

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require "advent"
INPUT = input(2020, 25).lines.map(&.to_i64)
def transform(s)
i = 1_i64
c = 0
loop do
c += 1
i = (i * s) % 20201227
yield i, c
end
end
def find_size(s, goal)
transform(s) do |n, c|
return c if n == goal
end
end
def part1(input)
goal = find_size(7, input[0])
puts goal
transform(input[1]) do |n, c|
return n if c == goal
end
end
puts part1(INPUT.clone)

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r =: > cutopen 1!:1 < jpath '~/projects/AoC/2020/year2020day3.txt.cache'
rn =: 4 : '+/''#''=((#|:y)|x*i.#y){"0 1 y'
rnx =: 3 : '(1{y) rn 0{"2((0{-y)]\r)'
rnx 1 3
*/ rnx"1 (_2 [\ 1 1 1 3 1 5 1 7 2 1)

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bs2n =: 3 : '+/ "1(|.*/\(1,(_1+#y)$2)) *"(1) 0 "."0 y'
ns =: bs2n "1 'F0B1L0R1' charsub > cutopen 1!:1 < jpath '~/projects/AoC/2020/year2020day5.txt.cache'
>./ns
(<./ns)+I.-.((<./ns)+i.#ns)e.ns

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left. split; auto. apply stuck_prog; auto. left. split; auto. apply stuck_prog; auto.
Qed. Qed.
(* A valid input always terminates, either by getting to the end of the program, Theorem list_length_induction {X : Type} (P : list X -> Prop) :
or by looping and thus getting stuck. *) (forall l, (forall l', length l' < length l -> P l') -> P l) ->
Program Fixpoint valid_input_terminates (pc : fin (S n)) (v : set (fin n)) (acc : t) (Hnd : List.NoDup v) forall l, P l.
{ measure (length v) }: Proof.
(exists pc', run_noswap inp (pc, v, acc) pc') := intros Hrec.
match valid_input_progress pc v acc with assert (forall (l l' : list X), length l' <= length l -> P l').
| or_introl (conj Heq Hdone) => _ { induction l; intros l' Hlen; apply Hrec; intros l'0 Hlen0.
| or_intror (ex_intro _ pcs (conj Hw w)) => - simpl in Hlen. lia.
match w with - apply IHl. simpl in Hlen. lia. }
| or_introl (conj Hnin Hstuck) => _ intros l. apply H with l. lia.
| or_intror (ex_intro _ pc' (ex_intro _ acc' (conj Hin Hst))) => Qed.
match valid_input_terminates pc' (set_remove Fin.eq_dec pcs v) acc' (set_remove_nodup Fin.eq_dec pcs Hnd) with
| ex_intro _ pc'' Hrun => _ Theorem set_remove_length : forall (f : fin n) (s : set (fin n)),
end set_In f s ->
end length (set_remove Fin.eq_dec f s) < length s.
end. Proof.
Obligation 1. eexists. apply run_noswap_ok. assumption. Qed. intros f s Hin.
Obligation 2. eexists. apply run_noswap_fail. assumption. Qed. induction s.
Obligation 3. - inversion Hin.
clear Heq_anonymous. clear valid_input_terminates. clear Hst. - simpl. destruct (Fin.eq_dec f a) eqn:Heq.
induction v. + unfold lt. apply le_n. (* Why couldn't lia get this one? *)
- inversion Hin. + inversion Hin; subst. exfalso. apply n0. auto.
- destruct (Fin.eq_dec pcs a) eqn:Heq_dec. apply IHs in H. simpl. lia.
+ simpl. rewrite Heq_dec. lia. Qed.
+ inversion Hnd; subst.
inversion Hin. subst. exfalso. apply n0. auto. Theorem valid_input_terminates : forall (pc : fin (S n)) (v : set (fin n)) (acc : t),
specialize (IHv H2 H). (exists pc', run_noswap inp (pc, v, acc) pc').
simpl. rewrite Heq_dec. simpl. lia. Proof.
intros pc v. generalize dependent pc.
induction v using list_length_induction.
intros pc acc.
destruct (valid_input_progress pc l acc) as [[_ Hd]|[pc' [Hw [[_ Hst]|[pc'' [acc'' [Hin Hst]]]]]]].
- (* We're done. *)
eexists. apply run_noswap_ok. assumption.
- (* We're stuck. *)
eexists. apply run_noswap_fail. assumption.
- (* We can make a step. This will remove our current PC from the valid list, *)
edestruct (H (set_remove Fin.eq_dec pc' l)).
(* Since the PC must be in the list, removing it makes the list smaller. *)
apply (set_remove_length _ _ Hin).
(* Without the current PC, our valid set shrinks.
Since this is the inductive step, we have assumed
that programs with smaller sets of valid PCs always
terminate. Thus, after we make the step, we're done. *)
exists x. subst. eapply run_noswap_trans.
+ auto.
+ apply Hst.
+ apply H0.
Qed. Qed.
Obligation 4. eexists. eapply run_noswap_trans; auto. apply Hst. apply Hrun. Qed.
End ValidInput. End ValidInput.
End DayEight. End DayEight.