DAY 2:
You can’t access indices of a string like an array. They are immutable. You’ll need to convert it to a rune or byte array.
package days
import (
"fmt"
"strconv"
"strings"
inputs "../inputs"
)
// Two : advent of code, day two part1 and 2.
func Two() {
inputSlice := inputs.Day2
partOneSlice := []string{}
partTwoSlice := []string{}
for i := 0; i < len(inputSlice); i++ {
rangeSlice := getRange(inputSlice[i])
ruleAndPassSlice := getRuleAndPass(inputSlice[i])
occurances := strings.Count(ruleAndPassSlice[1], ruleAndPassSlice[0])
if occurances >= rangeSlice[0] && occurances <= rangeSlice[1] {
partOneSlice = append(partOneSlice, inputSlice[i])
}
if checkIndices(ruleAndPassSlice[1], []rune(ruleAndPassSlice[0])[0], rangeSlice[0], rangeSlice[1]) {
partTwoSlice = append(partTwoSlice, inputSlice[i])
}
}
fmt.Print("Part 1: ")
fmt.Println(len(partOneSlice))
fmt.Print("Part 2: ")
fmt.Println(len(partTwoSlice))
}
func checkIndices(in string, r rune, first int, last int) bool {
toRune := []rune(in)
return ((toRune[first-1] == r && toRune[last-1] != r) || (toRune[first-1] != r && toRune[last-1] == r))
}
func getRange(input string) []int {
splitter := strings.Split(input, " ")
rangeAsStrings := strings.Split(splitter[0], "-")
rangeAsInts := make([]int, len(rangeAsStrings))
for i, s := range rangeAsStrings {
rangeAsInts[i], _ = strconv.Atoi(s)
}
return rangeAsInts
}
func getRuleAndPass(input string) []string {
splitter := strings.Split(input, " ")
ruleAndPass := []string{strings.Replace(splitter[1], ":", "", -1), splitter[2]}
return ruleAndPass
}
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