Here is my current list:

Learn Python
Learn Java
Learn Perl
Learn LISP
Learn Scheme
Learn C
Learn C++
Learn OpenGL
Learn how to make a crane
Learn how to make a tulip
Learn how to make a rose
Learn how to make a heart
Learn Italian

Red = Done

Learn Italian!

If you're able to, you will be my inspiration! :lol: I'm trying to teach myself french at the moment and, well, I guess it's harder than it looks. :roll:

I'm putting off learning Italian until after my French GCSE. Pick something else ssmile

French GCSE?

Learn how to make a tulip?

... I'm guessing that that's an oragami tulip? :lol:

Ana Wrote:French GCSE?

GCSE: General Certificate of Secondary Education
You take 10 of them, one of which has to be a language.

Ana Wrote:Learn how to make a tulip?

... I'm guessing that that's an oragami tulip? :lol:

*picks up a cat*
*places cat in a genetics laboratory*

Guess again

Quote:GCSE: General Certificate of Secondary Education
You take 10 of them, one of which has to be a language.

Ok, sorry; I've never heard the term GCSE. Shows how much attention I pay in school. :roll:

Do you have to take a third language as well?

Quote:*picks up a cat*
*places cat in a genetics laboratory*

Guess again

:shock:

Ana Wrote:Ok, sorry; I've never heard the term GCSE. Shows how much attention I pay in school. :roll:

Do you have to take a third language as well?

Nope, there are only 4 required things that you must take:
[list]
[*]English Language
[*]English Literature
[*]Maths
[*]A Modern Language[/list:u]
Apart from that, everything else is optional.

Ana Wrote::shock:

Don't worry, it was an origami tulip. Though the cat experiment would be interesting...

Quote:

Barrucadu Wrote:Nope, there are only 4 required things that you must take:
[list]
[*]English Language
[*]English Literature
[*]Maths
[*]A Modern Language[/list:u]
Apart from that, everything else is optional.

That's good.

Sounds like we have less optional courses here. :roll:

Quote:Don't worry, it was an origami tulip. Though the cat experiment would be interesting...

I knew it was an origami tulip. :laugh:

Java - then you can build robust cross platform programs and plug-ins. 8)

Shy guy Wrote:Java - then you can build robust cross platform programs and plug-ins. 8)

I actually know a little Java, so that's a possibility...
Also, Python enables me to write robust cross platform programs and plug-ins - with greater ease (for most things).

Perl - then you can combine poetry with programming...


Poetry
Similar to obfuscated code and golf, but with a different purpose, Perl poetry is the practice of writing poems that can actually be compiled as legal (although generally non-sensical) Perl code. This hobby is more or less unique to Perl due to the large number of regular English words used in the language. New poems are regularly published in the Perl Monks site's Perl Poetry section.

(source: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perl</a><!-- m --> Last accessed 10/12/07)

Dear god, perl poetry! Anbd I thought those people who wrote palindromic polyglots (a program where the code works in multiple languages, and reads the same back and forwards) were bad enough...

Dunno babes but I'm worried for my cats safety

<picks up cats and fusses them>

:mrgreen: