Year four!

My goal for this year is simply to enjoy some non-work-related coding: I'll still be using Haskell but I won't cry if one day I'll use another language to complete a challenge, rather than leaving it there.

No IDE this year! Only Sublime Text, ghci and lots of lookups on Hoogle.

To run the code for a specific day, load it up in ghci, then call the part1 or part2 function:

# from the current day folder, e.g. code/day42/
$ ghci day42.hs -i..
GHCi, version 8.4.3: http://www.haskell.org/ghc/  :? for help
*Main> part1
42
*Main> part2
"42 is the answer"

The code could also be compiled with ghc for improved run-time performance:

# from the current day folder, e.g. code/day42/
$ ghc day42.hs -i..
$ ./day42
Solving..
Part 1: 42
Part 2: "42 is the answer"

Just like the past years, I will keep a journal of the most challenging/interesting things I'll learn during this journey.

What I learned 📖