I did mine in common lisp and Racket this year as a way to learn these languages. Plowing through the problems in a new language is a great way to learn. I also used chatGPT as a tutor.
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I'm planning on using 10 languages to retrospectively solve all the previous years' questions:
- Python
- Rust
- Go
- Typescript
- Kotlin
- Lua
- Elixir
- Haskell
- Zig
- Ruby
I use a different language every year, as a way of learning that language. So far I've used Elixir, Typescript, Rust, and Clojure.
I typically use Python and PowerShell, mainly as a shameless excuse to write more Python and PowerShell
How was your experience with PowerShell? Do you manage to solve all days in it, or for some tasks it is really a bad choice?