Welcome to part 2 of day 2 of AoC 2023. This post is a continuation of my previous post on AoC day 2 part 1. Link to that article can be found at the bottom of the post. I will skip over some portions of this solution as some of it has already been c...
Welcome to 2024 everybody :) Before we begin, I would like to say that yes, I know I'm a little late to the AoC party and that the 2023 event has concluded. However, after completing day 1 sometime last December, I felt that AoC is a great platform f...
Preface In my first article, I discussed the differences between using the millis() function vs the delay() function when working with programs that require a timing implementation. The link to said article can be found at the bottom of this post. Fo...
~Counting down the days to the Christmas holidays :) In my previous blog post, I went through my solution in detail for part 1 of AoC 2023 day 1. In this post, I would like to do a walkthrough of day 1, part 2. The solution and documentation for part...
A Short Preface... "Hey Ethan, have you heard about Advent of Code (AoC)?" asked my colleague at work. Looking back as I write this experience in my blog now, this seemingly innocent question started my less than small obsession with completing at le...
When working on projects with the Arduino (or any other platform of your choice), the element of timing is essential in the program. Being able to control timing allows users to decide when functions should be called, for how long, and more. However,...
