This is an even worse program in Python which shares aspects with my A-Level project (besides being badly written) However, there are several improvements with the latter so I at least did improve my python skills somewhat during the process. At this point, however, I cannot remember much else about this particular project and don't want to download it right now to test it.

We were tasked to create this at the end of Year 11, and the first poem which came to mind was If, as we had looked at it last in our English IGCSE course (I think). The page is literally just the poem and a picture of Rudyard Kipling.

Making a quiz was another thing we had to do in our "Comp. Sci. A-Level preparation", so I made one where one has to name countries based on their outline. It gets very difficult toward the end but the javascript is publicly-viewable (obviously) so technically you could just find out the answers from that. However that would be cheating and you should feel bad if you do that.

This is a calculator which I made because we were told to do so in one of my A-Level lessons. It is a very simple calculator which can do basic arithmetic, and uses Javascript.

This is a link to what is basically another website. I can't remember exactly when but, as part of learning HTML, CSS, and Javascript sometime in Year 12, our teacher told us to make the website which is on the other side of the link below. At the time, however, I was not using bootstrap (or any framework at all) so it not only looks terrible but has bad formatting on anything which is not a PC or laptop. There is also autoplaying music in the background of the index page (which will probably be blocked by your browser anyway) so have fun.