139 lines
3.0 KiB
Go
139 lines
3.0 KiB
Go
package solutions
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import (
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"strconv"
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"strings"
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)
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type Bag struct {
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color string
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contents []BagContent
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// -1 if not set, 0 if it doesn't contain, 1 if it does
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containsShinyGold int
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// -1 if not counted yet
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contentsCount int
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}
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type BagContent struct {
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count int
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color string
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}
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// Given a bag statement string, returns its contents
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func parseBagStatement(bagStatement string) Bag {
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bagEndIndex := strings.Index(bagStatement, " bags contain ")
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bagColor := bagStatement[:bagEndIndex]
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bagContentsStr := bagStatement[bagEndIndex+14:]
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// if no aditional bags
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if bagContentsStr[:2] == "no" {
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return Bag{color: bagColor, contents: make([]BagContent, 0), contentsCount: -1, containsShinyGold: -1}
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}
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// parse remainder bags
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bagsContained := strings.Split(bagContentsStr, ", ")
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bagContents := make([]BagContent, len(bagsContained))
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for idx, bag := range bagsContained {
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bagCount, err := strconv.Atoi(bag[:1])
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if err != nil {
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panic("expected a number, got `" + bag + "`")
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}
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bagStrIndex := strings.Index(bag, " bag")
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bagColor2 := bag[2:bagStrIndex]
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bagContents[idx] = BagContent{count: bagCount, color: bagColor2}
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}
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return Bag{color: bagColor, contents: bagContents, contentsCount: -1, containsShinyGold: -1}
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}
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func bagContainsShinyGold(bag *Bag, bagMap map[string]*Bag) bool {
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if bag.containsShinyGold == 1 {
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return true
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}
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if bag.containsShinyGold == 0 {
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return false
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}
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// recursively search
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for _, nextBag := range bag.contents {
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if nextBag.color == "shiny gold" {
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bag.containsShinyGold = 1
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return true
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}
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nextBagF := bagMap[nextBag.color]
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if bagContainsShinyGold(nextBagF, bagMap) {
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bag.containsShinyGold = 1
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return true
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}
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}
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bag.containsShinyGold = 0
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return false
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}
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func Day07Part01(isTest bool) int {
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input := ReadInput("07", isTest)
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groups := strings.Split(input, "\n")
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bags := make(map[string]*Bag)
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// parse and collect the bags
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for _, statement := range groups {
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parsedBag := parseBagStatement(statement)
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bags[parsedBag.color] = &parsedBag
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}
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shinyGoldContainers := 0
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// process the bags
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for _, bag := range bags {
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if bagContainsShinyGold(bag, bags) {
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shinyGoldContainers += 1
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}
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}
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return shinyGoldContainers
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}
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func countInnerBags(bag *Bag, bagMap map[string]*Bag) int {
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if bag.contentsCount != -1 {
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return bag.contentsCount
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}
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innerBagsCount := 0
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// recursively count bags
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for _, nextBagStruct := range bag.contents {
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nextBagCount := nextBagStruct.count
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nextBag := bagMap[nextBagStruct.color]
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innerBagsCount += nextBagCount + nextBagCount*countInnerBags(nextBag, bagMap)
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}
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bag.contentsCount = innerBagsCount
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return innerBagsCount
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}
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func Day07Part02(isTest bool) int {
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input := ReadInput("07", isTest)
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groups := strings.Split(input, "\n")
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bags := make(map[string]*Bag)
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// parse and collect the bags
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for _, statement := range groups {
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parsedBag := parseBagStatement(statement)
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bags[parsedBag.color] = &parsedBag
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}
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shinyGoldBag := bags["shiny gold"]
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return countInnerBags(shinyGoldBag, bags)
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}
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