const std = @import("std");

pub fn main() void {
    const input = @embedFile("input");
    var iter = std.mem.split(u8, input, "\n");

    var totalPoints: usize = 0;

    while (iter.next()) |round| {
        // Not a valid round. Not necessary, but just in case
        if (round.len < 3) continue;
        if (round[0] < 'A' or round[0] > 'C') continue;
        if (round[2] < 'X' or round[2] > 'Z') continue;

        // Convert letters to numbers
        const them = round[0] - 'A';
        const me = round[2] - 'X';

        // Points per shape chosen is easy.
        // {0,1,2} + 1 == {1,2,3}
        // which is what we want.
        const shapePoints = me + 1;

        // Now this is a bit more complex.
        // We notice that 'them - me' gives:
        //
        // tie = 0;
        // die = both -2 or 1;
        // win = both -1 or 2;
        //
        // If we wrap the results (adding 3 before because
        // we can't have negatives) 'result = (result+3)%3'
        // we get
        //
        // tie = 0; -> 3 points
        // die = 1; -> 0 points
        // win = 2; -> 6 points
        //
        // Ideally we would want {0,1,2} to be {0,3,6}, not
        // {3,0,6}. If we adjust it to '(result+4)%3' we get:
        //
        // win = 0; -> 6 points
        // tie = 1; -> 3 points
        // die = 2; -> 0 points
        //
        // That's closer but not ideal. If we invert the
        // numbers then we do get there '2-(result+4)%3':
        //
        // die = 0; -> 0 points
        // tie = 1; -> 3 points
        // win = 2; -> 6 points
        //
        // Now we multiply by three so '(2-(result+4)%3)*3'
        // and boom, points per result per match.
        const resultPoints = (2 - ((4 + them) - me) % 3) * 3;

        totalPoints += resultPoints + shapePoints;
    }

    std.debug.print("{}\n", .{totalPoints});
}