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17 hours later…
4:36 PM
mumble mumble today better mumble better than yesterday mumble. Morning.
Today will be a better day than yesterday.
 
4:55 PM
hey
@IvenBach Today will be a day
 
I can't refute that outlook.
 
 
1 hour later…
6:24 PM
Monking!
 
6:41 PM
@IvenBach I hope so
 
 
1 hour later…
7:50 PM
Hey all. I hope you all have a better day than yesterday.
 
8:22 PM
@bruglesco I definitely do!
I heard there are types in Python 3.7, so I plan on using that for Advent of Code.
I still haven't gotten started with that yet though, too much to do!
 
8:39 PM
@SimonForsberg There are, although they are not enforced; you can use type hints for things like static code analysis
@bruglesco Today is busy, but not in a bad way (i.e. nothing's "broken" unlike yesterday) so I won't complain :)
 
8:57 PM
# adventofcode.com/2018/day/1

from typing import List

def convert_input_to_int_list(input_str: str, delimiter: str="\n") -> List:
    input_list: List = input_str.split(delimiter)
    number_list: List = []
    for item in input_list:
        number_list.append(int(item))
    return number_list

def solve_problem(input_str: str, delimiter: str="\n") -> int:
    return sum(convert_input_to_int_list(input_str, delimiter))
@SimonForsberg See^ usage of List from typing module here for instance
 
 
1 hour later…
10:18 PM
@Phrancis And complaining about things doesn't usually change anything.
 
 
1 hour later…
11:38 PM
@IvenBach That is usually the case indeed.
 
Mathieu Guindon vs. Simon Forsberg: 11988 diff. Year: -249. Quarter: +100. Month: +5. Week: 0. Day: 0.
 
Hey @IvenBach a friend just bought me 3 .NET books for b-day/holiday present, so it looks like I'll be digging into that soon when I receive them :D
I don't (so far) like .NET as much as I do Python, but I hope this will change once I get past the basics! One of the books is all about F# too so I'm looking forward to that
 

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