Advent of Code Leaderboard 2023 / Day 4

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	Name	Language	Tokens Sum	Tokens Part 1	Tokens Part 2	Last change
1	Visible-Bag4062	Python	180	57	123	8 months ago
2	LiquidFun	Python	188	71	117	8 months ago
3	Mustafa Furkan Kaptan	Python	202	70	132	8 months ago
4	Valentin Slawicek	Kotlin	523	233	290	8 months ago

290 tokens in Kotlin for part 2 by Valentin Slawicek

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dataclassCard(valcardNumber:Int,valwinningNumbers:Set<Int>,valnumbersYouHave:Set<Int>)

funmain(){
// Parse input
valcards=generateSequence(::readLine)
.map{line->
valcardNumber=line.substringBefore(":").substringAfterLast(" ").toInt()
valwinningNumbers=line
.substringAfter(":")
.substringBefore("|")
.split(" ")
.mapNotNull{number->number.trim().takeIf{it.isNotEmpty()}?.toInt()}
valnumbersYouHave=line
.substringAfter("|")
.split(" ")
.mapNotNull{number->number.trim().takeIf{it.isNotEmpty()}?.toInt()}
Card(cardNumber,winningNumbers.toSet(),numbersYouHave.toSet())
}

// Calculate score
valcardsToMatches:Map<Card,Int>=cards.associateWith{it.winningNumbers.intersect(it.numbersYouHave).count()}
valcardCount:MutableMap<Int,Int>=cardsToMatches.keys.map{it.cardNumber}.associateWith{1}.toMutableMap()// Card number to matches
cardsToMatches.forEach{(card,matches)->
(card.cardNumber+1..card.cardNumber+matches).forEach{nextCardNumber->
cardCount[nextCardNumber]=cardCount[nextCardNumber]!!+cardCount[card.cardNumber]!!
}
}
println(cardCount.values.sum())
}