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Week 11

this week I continued the programming for my major, having designed a menu screen and made significant strides in programming a genome class (which seems to be way bigger than expected), as well as working out the best ways to go about things. over the coming holidays, I hope to program as much as possible, I would like to have the ai finished so I can just focus on tweaking and GUI things during the term.

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