It's Python. My university changed to using python this semester.
So I tried what you suggested and did a search. I tried to do it one way I found which was the following:
with open ("c:/temp/dna.fasta.txt", "r") as myfile:
lines = myfile.readline s()
print(lines)
['>human \n', 'ACCGT \n']
str = "ACCGT";
>>> print str.replace("A" ,...
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Getting a certain output from a file
Hi, all.
I'm very new to python and it's a requirement for my biology major to take at least one class in bioinformatics.
I am having some difficulty with the homework my professor gave. The assignment is below:
Write a Perl script that computes the complement
of a DNA sequence. In other words, your script should convert all
A's to T's, C's to G's, G's to C's, and T's to A's.
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