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Advent of Code 2025- Day 1115 days ago

Reactor

Part 1 is a simple recursion with limited paths, so I used CONNECT BY where the device (source) of each row is contained within the output (target) of the prior row. So, in the sample data, the line “b...

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Advent of Code 2025- Day 924 days ago

Movie Theater

Part 1 was pretty straightforward. I extract the X and Y coordinates from each line and then using a self-join, I compare the areas of each possible rectangle. As with many other, similar, self-joi...

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Advent of Code 2025- Day 833 days ago

Playground

This one felt tricky at first with lots of words and seemingly numerous combinations of how to arrange the boxes, but the solutions turned out to be fairly straightforward. It wasn’t necessary to reco...

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Advent of Code 2025- Day 740 days ago

Laboratories

This one was a little misleading, but that’s probably more due to me assuming too much going in than any tricky wording. My first thought was this would be a recursion puzzle because of the tree nat...

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Advent of Code 2025- Day 644 days ago

Trash Compactor

Like Day-5, I accepted a slight efficiency hit by reading the data twice for logical convenience. I read the numbers as one CTE and then read the corresponding operators as a second CTE.

Since the data is irregularly spaced I used regular expressio...

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