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Advent of Code

Solutions to the Advent of Code, in Rust.

I've started doing these in 2019, mainly to learn Rust. Comparing my solutions to others', such as BurntSushi's repo for 2018, helped a lot to learn Rust idioms.

Years 2019 and 2020 are the most complete, and I did these mostly on the day the problems were released.