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How will you be tackling the challenges this year?
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This is my first time participating and I initially thought I would do one different language per day (I don't know how feasible that is, I'll probably run out of "common" languages early on and on the twenty-fifth find myself writing in some old obscure dialect of BASIC if I make it that far :D), but since I started 3 days late (I only learned about this event then), I have some catching up to do, so I think I'll write the ones I'm behind on in python, because that's what I'm quickest and most familiar with, since I don't think I will be able to catch up writing in the other languages.