Haha amazing. I remember one of my first real programs in uni after figuring out enough programming to make something but not to make it well. I wrote this ca

Haha amazing. I remember one of my first real programs in uni after figuring out enough programming to make something but not to make it well. I wrote this calculator for the various math and physics problems I had at the time and it had a nested menu system where when you clicked on a menu item it added that particular calculator/equation to a window pane. It was an absolute rats nest, but boy was it good. It's pretty incredible how you can make working software out of both well crafted code and absolute spaghetti.