This program presents a classic connect 4 game to the user with a twist. The grid size and number of counters in a row needed to win can all be altered. Also includes bots of different difficulty via a weighted grid method.

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This calculator project was the culmination of our skills we aquired through the first 6 months in to computer science A-Level. This involved validating inputs, making use of various maths functions and creating a graphically pleasing GUI.

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In this project the user will spend £10 to 'spin', then the fruit machine images will randomly display and the user will win varying prizes depending on their roll.

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An example of OOP. Child classes 'House' and 'Bungalow' inherit from 'Dwelling' and, using different methods, will output varying data. This program was my first attempt using all OOP features: abstraction, inheritance, polymorphism and encapsulation.

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This small project was introducing the 'graphics window' attribute in WinForms, and practicing my general coding skills by randomly producing circles on the graphics window.

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The visualisation of a circular queue, where the user can push and pop characters off the 'memory'. Could be representative of a restaurant's menu ordering system.

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A small string manipulation project to ensure the text entered is 6-12 characters long, has lower and upper cases and contains numbers.

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This program creates an array of nodes to act as a linked list in memory. Each node consists of its contents and pointer. Contains methods to add, delete and search through the linked list.

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Some of my first file handling work at Bournemouth School. The user inputs a string and it outputs how many times, and on what lines, it is found in the book 'war of the worlds'.

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A short program whereby the user will attempt to click a button as much as possible within 50 deciseconds (5 seconds).

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