Files required for this assignment are available through Dr. Garvey's Bioinformatics website.
mystery
. Save a copy of this file
on your Y drive or your own computer, leaving off the "beck".
Edit the file as follows. First, rename the
function mystery
to a reasonable, descriptive name.
Then write documentation in comments that explains in simple English
what the function does, how to use it, and what exactly it
produces.mystery
function and prints out a meaningful
result. Save the program in a file
named part2.py
.dna2rna
. This function should
take a DNA sequence as input and return the corresponding reverse
complement RNA sequence. To do this your function will need to:
Bring printouts of your mystery.py, part2.py
and dna2rna.py
files to class next Friday or email them
to Prof. Garvey before class. Do not change any files except
these. Make sure that your code is carefully documented to
explain its behavior and make sure your name is recorded (as a
comment) in each file you hand in.