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author = "Maik de Kruif"
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title = "Advent of Code"
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start_date = 2020-10-15
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end_date = 2099-05-04
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company_name = "Personal"
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company_url = "https://maik.dev"
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cover = "img/portfolio/adventofcode/screenshot.png"
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description = "Advent of Code is an annual programming event that presents daily coding puzzles. I actively participate in the events, solving the challenges and improving my coding skills."
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source_code = "https://github.com/maikka39/Advent-of-Code"
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skills = [
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"Problem-solving",
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"Programming efficiency",
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"Time management",
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]
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[Advent of Code](https://adventofcode.com/) is a popular annual programming event that presents a series of coding puzzles, one for each day of December until Christmas. Each puzzle involves solving a problem using a programming language of your choice, with (generally) increasing difficulty as the event progresses.
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I actively participate in Advent of Code, relishing the daily challenges and the opportunity to sharpen my coding skills. The puzzles covered a wide range of topics, from string manipulation and data structures to algorithms and game theory.
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By consistently solving the puzzles, I hone my problem-solving abilities, improve my understanding of different programming paradigms, and discover new and innovative approaches to coding challenges.
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