I challenged a few of my friends to participate in Advent of Code, and it didn't take long for one of them to notice the new Private Leaderboard feature. However, considering that I had the most programming experience of the group by a substantial margin, it was only fair that I would have some sort of handicap to contend with. Hence, we agreed that I could only solve a single day's problems using each programming language of my choice.
This table shows my progress at the end of the event. Rows which are marked (unfinished) indicate that I acquired 0 or 1 stars for the day using a partial solution, while (not attempted) signifies that I had not created any code for the day's problems.
| Day | Language used |
|---|---|
| 1 | Haskell |
| 2 | Perl |
| 3 | Bash |
| 4 | Kotlin |
| 5 | Ruby |
| 6 | Vala |
| 7 | Scala |
| 8 | C |
| 9 | OCaml |
| 10 | Lua (unfinished) |
| 11 | (not attempted) |
| 12 | Rust |
| 13 | Groovy (unfinished) |
| 14 | Go (unfinished) |
| 15 | D (unfinished) |
| 16 | (not attempted) |
| 17 | Julia (unfinished) |
| 18 | Dart |
| 19 | Java (unfinished) |
| 20 | C++ (unfinished) |
| 21-25 | (not attempted) |
Final star total: 26/50