Advent of Code Leaderboard 2025 / Day 4

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Leaderboard

	Name	Language	Tokens Sum	Tokens Part 1	Tokens Part 2	Last change
1	Frederik Bonfanti	Ruby	178	83	95	2 days ago
2	Vadzim Kapichenka	Kotlin	236	97	139	18 hours ago
3	progheal	C++	276	127	149	2 days ago
4	Abbas Moosajee	Python	317	148	169	2 days ago
5	Valentin Slawicek	Kotlin	386	172	214	3 days ago
6	Akke	C	417	188	229	2 days ago

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229 tokens in C for part 2 by Akke

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main()
{

longn=0,i=0,ret=0,ret0=1,count,idx,m,rem;
charbuf[999][999];
while(gets(buf[n++]))
m=strlen(buf[0]);

while(ret0!=ret){
ret0=ret;
for(i=0;i<n*m;i++){
for(idx=0,count=0;idx<9;idx+=1+(idx==3))
count+=i/n+idx/3-1<0|i/n+idx/3-1>n|
i%n+idx%3-1<0|i%n+idx%3-1>m?0:
buf[i/n+idx/3-1][i%n+idx%3-1]==64;
rem=buf[i/n][i%n]==64&count<4;
ret+=rem;
buf[i/n][i%n]+=rem;
}
}
printf("%d\n",ret);
}