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### Quick Note
I started this in a pre-generics Go/Golang world. Maybe one day I'll come back and learn generics as they'd be quite useful here. But that's for future me.
1. I started this in a pre-generics Go/Golang world. Maybe one day I'll come back and learn generics as they'd be quite useful here. But that's for future me.
2. I decided to do 2024 in Python to get used to it for a new job, I have every intention of filling in my solutions in Go... but who knows how long that TODO will last...
## Running Locally
### Requirements
Go 1.16+ is required because [embed][embed] is used for input files.
Go 1.22 is needed for some features like ranging over ints or built in min() and max(). I started using these for the 2023 solutions iirc.
Use `go run main.go -part <1 or 2>` will be usable to run the actual inputs for that day.