> You need to state some definitions so that we are sharing common
> terminology. What does "skew" mean, for example?
Note to others: I'm guessing that this has something to do with GC
skew as described in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GC_skew. But I'd
rather not guess. I'd like Riaz to explain
On Sun, Jun 19, 2016 at 10:38 PM, riaz tabassum wrote:
> Sir i have a problem to solve to python code. I have attached the pic of
> problem statement.
Hi Riaz,
Often when you're asking a question, starting with presentation of the
code is often the wrong order to attack a problem.
The reason
riaz tabassum wrote:
> Sir i have a problem to solve to python code. I have attached the pic of
> problem statement.
This is a text-only mailing list. Please describe the problem you are trying
to solve in plain English. Thank you.
> code which i write is pasted here.
> "def Skew(Genome):
>
Sir i have a problem to solve to python code. I have attached the pic of
problem statement.
code which i write is pasted here.
"def Skew(Genome):
skew = {}
#initializing the dictionary
skew[0]=0#initializing the dictionary
for i in range(len(Genome)):
if i==0:
