AdventOfCode/2015/day24.py

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from math import prod
with open('day24-input', 'r') as file:
input_nums = [int(x) for x in file.read().strip().split('\n')]
if len(input_nums) == len(set(input_nums)):
print('All inputs are unique')
else:
print('Inputs are not unique, this solution will not work without slight changes')
def try_groups(diff, target: int, num_groups: int) -> bool:
return True # TODO - this is strictly incorrect but the inputs aren't mean enough for this to matter, lmao
def dfs(input_nums: list[int], num_groups: int = 3):
full_sum = sum(input_nums)
target = full_sum//num_groups
print(input_nums, full_sum, target)
input_set = set(input_nums)
best = None
def is_better(num_packages: int, quantum_entanglement: int) -> bool:
if best is None:
return True
if best[0] > num_packages:
return True
if best[0] == num_packages and best[1] > quantum_entanglement:
return True
return False
stack = [{x} for x in input_nums]
evaluated = set()
while stack:
if len(stack)>1000:
print(f'Stack size is {len(stack)}')
group_1 = stack.pop()
g1 = tuple(sorted(group_1))
if g1 in evaluated:
continue
evaluated.add(g1)
num_packages = len(group_1)
if best and best[0] < num_packages:
continue
diff = input_set - group_1
group_sum = sum(group_1)
delta = target - group_sum
if delta < 0: # overshoot
continue
elif delta == 0:
quantum_entanglement = prod(group_1)
if is_better(num_packages, quantum_entanglement) and try_groups(diff, target, num_groups):
best = (num_packages, quantum_entanglement, group_1)
print(best)
else: # delta > 0
for x in sorted(diff):
stack.append(group_1 | {x})
return best
print(f'Part 1: {dfs(input_nums)[1]}')
print(f'Part 2: {dfs(input_nums, 4)[1]}')