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from collections import Counter | |
with open("08-data") as d: | |
data = [x.strip().split("|") for x in d.readlines()] | |
# Each segment appears a certain number of times in the digits 0--9 | |
# Each number has a unique pattern of segment occurences. | |
# So first, build a dictionary mapping segment occurence patterns to | |
# the numbers they represent. | |
def occurence_counter(s): | |
return Counter(list(s.replace(" ", ""))) | |
def occurence_pattern(s, ctr): | |
return tuple(sorted([ctr[x] for x in s])) | |
# Digits 0--9 in order according to a particular labelling of segments | |
canonical_pattern = "abcefg cf acdeg acdfg bdcf abdfg abdefg acf abcdefg abcdfg" | |
canonical_dict = occurence_counter(canonical_pattern) | |
# Build the translator dictionary using the canonical pattern to give segment occurences | |
translator = {} | |
for i, x in enumerate(canonical_pattern.split(" ")): | |
translator[occurence_pattern(x, canonical_dict)] = i | |
# Then put it to work. | |
def process_line(ls): | |
outputs = ls[1].strip() | |
occ_dict = occurence_counter(ls[0]) | |
return [translator[occurence_pattern(x, occ_dict)] for x in outputs.split(" ")] | |
part_one = 0 | |
part_two = 0 | |
for line in data: | |
p = process_line(line) | |
part_one += len([x for x in p if x in [1, 4, 7, 8]]) | |
part_two += int("".join([str(x) for x in p])) | |
print(f"Part 1: {part_one}") | |
print(f"Part 2: {part_two}") |
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