Day 22 part 2: we're done!

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EX1 = [
"deal with increment 7",
"deal into new stack",
"deal into new stack",
]
EX2 = [
"cut 6",
"deal with increment 7",
"deal into new stack",
]
EX3 = [
"deal with increment 7",
"deal with increment 9",
"cut -2",
]
EX4 = [
"deal into new stack",
"cut -2",
"deal with increment 7",
"cut 8",
"cut -4",
"deal with increment 7",
"cut 3",
"deal with increment 9",
"deal with increment 3",
"cut -1",
]
"""
Disclaimer: I could not solve part 2 on my own and had to look at some tips
abour modular arithmetic. Gotta gid gud at discrete maths... What I've
understood to get it to work in just a few milliseconds is commented below.
Dumb part 1 is somewhere in Git history.
"""
def main():
with open("day22.txt") as input_file:
lines = [l.rstrip() for l in input_file.readlines()]
# Part 1
deck = list(range(10))
# deck = list(range(10007))
deck = part1(deck, EX3)
print(deck)
# deck = part1(deck, lines)
# print(f"Position of card 2019: {deck.index(2019)}.")
deck_len = 10007
o, i = shuffle(deck_len, lines)
print(o, i)
for n in range(deck_len):
if (o + i * n) % deck_len == 2019:
break
print(f"Position of card 2019: {n}.")
# Part 2
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=0); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=1); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=2); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=3); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=4); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=5); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=6); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=7); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=8); input()
part2(10, 1, EX3, pos=9); input()
# part2(10007, 1, lines, pos=8191)
# part2(119315717514047, 101741582076661, lines)
# print(f"2020th card: {deck[2020]}.")
def part1(deck, commands):
for command in commands:
# Deal into new stack.
if command.endswith("k"):
deck.reverse()
continue
arg = int(command[command.rfind(" "):])
# Deal with increment.
if command[0] == "d":
new_deck = [None] * len(deck)
for i in range(len(deck)):
new_deck[(i * arg) % len(new_deck)] = deck[i]
deck = new_deck
# Cut.
elif command[0] == "c":
cut, deck = deck[:arg], deck[arg:]
deck += cut
return deck
def part2(deck_len, num_shuf, commands, pos=2020):
required = find_required(deck_len, commands, pos)
for c, r in zip(commands, required):
print(f"- Command '{c}' requires knowing value at {r[0]} for {r[1]}.")
print(f"Which gives us value at {pos}.")
deck = {i: i for r in required for i in r}
print(required)
print("Shuffling...")
shuffle(deck, required)
print(f"Card at {pos}: {deck[pos]}.")
def find_required(deck_len, commands, pos):
required = []
for command in reversed(commands):
dest = pos
if command.endswith("k"):
pos = req_dins(pos, deck_len)
required.append((pos, dest))
deck_len = 119315717514047
num_shuf = 101741582076661
o, i = shuffle(deck_len, lines)
# Each shuffle makes increment a multiple of its previous value % deck_len,
# and new offset is the old offset incremented by this value.
#
# Using the offset and increment of the first shuffle (O1, I1), we can write
# a function for n shuffles as they will use those same values:
# On = On-1 + (In * O1) % deck_len
# In = In-1 * I1 % deck_len
#
# We observe that the increment for n shuffles is I1^n-1 % deck_len.
#
# We observe that the offset is dependent of each previous increment value:
# O0 = 0
# O1 = k
# O2 = k + I2*k (or: O1 + I2*O1)
# O3 = k + I2*O1 + I3*O2 (or: O2 + I3*O2)
# and this can be factorised as:
# On = k * (1 + I1 + I2 + ... + In-1) % deck_len
# This expression corresponds to a geometric series, which has a formula to
# calculate its n-point value, here for our offset function:
# On = O1 (1 - I1^n) (1 - I1)^n
inc_n = pow(i, num_shuf, deck_len)
ofs_n_op1 = 1 - pow(i, num_shuf, deck_len)
ofs_n_op2 = pow(1 - i, deck_len - 2, deck_len)
ofs_n = (o * ofs_n_op1 * ofs_n_op2) % deck_len
print(f"Card at pos 2020: {(ofs_n + inc_n * 2020) % deck_len}")
def shuffle(deck_len, raw_commands):
commands = parse_commands(raw_commands)
offset, inc = 0, 1
for c, a in commands:
if c == "dins":
inc = -inc
offset += inc
elif c == "cut":
offset += inc * a
elif c == "dwi":
inc *= pow(a, deck_len - 2, deck_len) # Fermat's lil theorem.
offset %= deck_len
inc %= deck_len
return offset, inc
def parse_commands(raw_commands):
commands = []
for rc in raw_commands:
if rc.endswith("k"):
commands.append(("dins", 0))
continue
arg = int(command[command.rfind(" "):])
if command[0] == "d":
print(f"What's req for {pos} in deal with increment {arg}?")
pos = req_dwi(pos, deck_len, arg)
print(f"- answer: {pos}.")
elif command[0] == "c":
pos = req_cut(pos, deck_len, arg)
required.append((pos, dest))
required.reverse()
return required
def req_dins(pos, deck_len):
return deck_len - 1 - pos
def req_cut(pos, deck_len, n):
return (pos + n) % deck_len
def req_dwi(pos, deck_len, inc):
# Straight is (i * arg) % deck_len = j
# (i * arg) = modinv(j, deck_len)
# i = modinv(j, deck_len) / arg
# damn idk
return (pos * inc - deck_len) % deck_len
def shuffle(deck, required):
for required_pair in required:
from_pos, to_pos = required_pair
deck[to_pos] = deck[from_pos]
def dins(parameter_list):
pass
def cut(parameter_list):
pass
def dwi(parameter_list):
pass
arg = int(rc[rc.rfind(" "):])
if rc[0] == "d":
commands.append(("dwi", arg))
elif rc[0] == "c":
commands.append(("cut", arg))
return commands
if __name__ == "__main__":
# main()
assert req_cut(0, 10, 3) == 3
assert req_cut(1, 10, 3) == 4
assert req_cut(2, 10, 3) == 5
assert req_cut(5, 10, 3) == 8
assert req_cut(8, 10, 3) == 1
assert req_cut(0, 10, -4) == 6
assert req_cut(0, 10, -4) == 6
assert req_cut(1, 10, -4) == 7
assert req_cut(2, 10, -4) == 8
assert req_cut(3, 10, -4) == 9
assert req_cut(4, 10, -4) == 0
assert req_cut(5, 10, -4) == 1
assert req_cut(6, 10, -4) == 2
assert req_cut(7, 10, -4) == 3
assert req_cut(8, 10, -4) == 4
assert req_cut(9, 10, -4) == 5
assert req_dins(0, 10) == 9
assert req_dins(1, 10) == 8
assert req_dins(2, 10) == 7
assert req_dins(8, 10) == 1
assert req_dins(9, 10) == 0
assert req_dwi(0, 10, 3) == 0
assert req_dwi(1, 10, 3) == 7
assert req_dwi(2, 10, 3) == 4
assert req_dwi(3, 10, 3) == 1
assert req_dwi(4, 10, 3) == 8
assert req_dwi(5, 10, 3) == 5
assert req_dwi(6, 10, 3) == 2
assert req_dwi(7, 10, 3) == 9
assert req_dwi(8, 10, 3) == 6
assert req_dwi(9, 10, 3) == 3
main()

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