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authorclyne <clyne@bitgloo.com>2022-12-05 10:28:28 -0500
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My Advent of Code answers!
-**2022:**
+### 2022
-Scheme (either MIT-Scheme or Gambit) will most likely be my first choice. Forth is a runner-up, but probably too much to stick with.
+So far, I have completed every day on my Apple \]\[gs using Applesoft BASIC. I'm going to continue with this until (if) the challenges become too complex for the Apple.
-Day 1 will be attempted on an Apple ][ GS, using Applesoft BASIC.
+Otherwise, I'll be trying out Forth and Scheme, or will fall back to Clojure if necessary.
**2021:** Nearly all challenges were done in Clojure. I used C++ for a couple of the more challenging ones, and tried Maxima on a part too.
-**2020:** Incomplete, just tried a day in Clojure.
+**2020:** Incomplete, just tried a day in Clojure.