My Solutions for the Advent of Code, implemented in the Rust Programming Language.
## Days Progress ### [2024](./advent_2024) - [Day 1 (`**`)](./advent_2024/puzzle_2024_day_1) ### [2023](./advent_2023) - [Day 1 (`**`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_1) - [Day 2 (`**`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_2) - [Day 3 (`**`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_3) - [Day 4 (`**`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_4) - [Day 5 (`**`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_5) - [Day 6 (`**`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_6) - [Day 7 (`*`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_7) - [Day 8 (`*`)](./advent_2023/puzzle_2023_day_8) ## Prerequisite: Rust Toolchain The project is **tested** against the following [Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/) versions: - **Minimum Supported Rust Version (MSRV): v1.84.1** - **Latest Stable Version** ## Usage ```sh # Run a specific day's challenge (e.g. Day 1 of 2023) cargo run --package puzzle_2023_day_1 # Create a new day's challenge (e.g. Day 1 of 2023) cd advent_2023 cargo new puzzle_2023_day_1 # Build, Lint, and Test Usage cargo build cargo test cargo clippy --verbose -- -D warnings cargo fmt -- --check ```