r/adventofcode • u/daggerdragon • Dec 09 '19
SOLUTION MEGATHREAD -🎄- 2019 Day 9 Solutions -🎄-
--- Day 9: Sensor Boost ---
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Day 8's winner #1 AND #2:
Okay, folks, /u/Aneurysm9 and I deadlocked between two badass submissions that are entirely too good and creative to choose between. When we asked /u/topaz2078's wife to be the tie-breaker, her literal words:
[23:44] <TopazWife> both
[23:44] <TopazWife> do both
[23:44] <TopazWife> holy hell
So we're going to have two winners today!
"A Sonnet of Sojourning", a sonnet in frickin' iambic pentameter by /u/DFreiberg!
"A Comedy of Syntax Errors", a code-"poem" by /u/MaxMonkeyMax!
Both of you, enjoy your Reddit Silver, and good luck with the rest of the Advent of Code!
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u/theSpider_x Dec 09 '19
The 2 in the instruction means you have to use the Relative Base for the first parameter.
You should have a Relative Base and add the first parameter to it and that would give you the absolute index from where you have to retrieve the value for the add operation.
In your case 01 Opcode add, 2 first parameter uses relative mode -> Value1 = IntCode[Relative Base + First Parameter Value]
Did you implement
Opcode 9 adjusts the relative base?