Advent of Code Leaderboard 2023 / Day 1

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# Template for reading all lines from stdin and printing the line count to stdout. # Copy this code to your IDE to get started. from sys import stdin lines = stdin.readlines() print(len(lines))
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Leaderboard

	Name	Language	Tokens Sum	Tokens Part 1	Tokens Part 2	Last change
1	Sharparam	Ruby	148	36	112	2 years ago
2	Visible-Bag4062	Python	208	45	163	23 months ago
3	Mustafa Furkan Kaptan	Python	209	43	166	23 months ago
4	Valentin Slawicek	Kotlin	212	52	160	23 months ago
5	LiquidFun	Python	217	56	161	23 months ago
6	GXgaetjen	Kotlin	232	78	154	2 years ago
7	anonymous	Kotlin	261	60	201	2 years ago
8	Visible-Bag4062	C++	289	74	215	2 years ago
9	Mathias Parger	Python	348	129	219	23 months ago
10	abnew123	Java	527	189	338	2 years ago
11	Kevin Brasier	Python	10043	43	-	23 months ago
12	Nolan Locke	Kotlin	10048	48	-	2 years ago
13	0bArcane	Python	10067	67	-	2 years ago
14	Visible-Bag4062	Java	10115	115	-	2 years ago

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• Stick to the standard library of your language, no further dependencies/libraries, except the ones which OneCompiler provides (e.g. NumPy for Python).
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