GitHub Copilot VS Advent Of Code 2022 Day 4 (Using Python)

The Day 4 problem is based on getting an efficient algorithm to organize two cleaners that are cleaning seats on a train. The core idea is that the algorithm needs to work out efficiencies so that seats do not get cleaned twice. This involves logging already clean seats and checking if one cleaning instruction is a sub set of another

CODE HERE:
https://github.com/Sanjin84/AOC22/tree/main/Day%204

ABOUT THIS SERIES:
Advent of Code is an annual event in which participants solve a series of small programming puzzles. The puzzles are released one at a time, starting on December 1st and continuing until December 25th. Each puzzle has a unique URL, and participants can access the next puzzle by entering the correct solution to the previous one.

The puzzles are typically self-contained and involve writing a program to solve a specific problem or achieve a certain goal. They can range in difficulty from relatively simple to quite challenging, and often require a combination of algorithmic skills and problem-solving abilities.

Advent of Code is intended to be a fun and engaging way for programmers to challenge themselves and improve their skills. It is open to anyone and does not require any specific programming language or expertise. Many participants use Advent of Code as an opportunity to learn a new programming language or to practice their skills in a particular language.

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1️⃣ WebQuiz (Front End): https://github.com/Sanjin84/WebQuiz
2️⃣ WebQuizAPI (Back End): https://github.com/Sanjin84/WebQuizAPI
3️⃣ findmyfile (Python Package): https://github.com/Sanjin84/findmyfile

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1️⃣ GoPrompt: https://goprompt.io
2️⃣ AITrivia: https://sanjin84.github.io/AITrivia/

Sanjin Dedic is a highly qualified and experienced robotics engineer and educator, with over a decade of teaching experience in the field of digital technologies. He has co-authored a book on the micro:bit titled "From Go to Whoa with Physical Tech," and has developed numerous teacher professional development programs in Python, including an Australian Teacher Guide to Object Oriented Programming that received a Google grant in 2021. In addition to his extensive experience in the field of education and technology, Dedic has also recently expanded his expertise by completing professional cybersecurity qualifications and organizing a statewide Capture the Flag event for the Victorian Coding Challenge during the COVID lockdowns.