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# Advent of Code 2016
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These are my solutions (and (sample) inputs) to the [Advent of Code
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2016](http://adventofcode.com/) challenge.
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Since last year I (mostly succesfully) tried to learn Python, I will
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attempt to learn Rust in this year's edition.
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Feel free to be inspired by this repository, but for the sake of the
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challenge try to solve the exercises yourself first. I make no claims
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that these programs work for all inputs (as I only test them for my own,
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obviously) but they should be mostly correct.
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I'm using Rust 1.13.0, but I don't think I make use of the newer parts
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of the standard, so older versions may work.
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The program in the repository can be run using the makefile, just run
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`make test` and all the solutions will be run on their input files.
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