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When we give an input sequence , the program should match with the pattern and give the matches and mismatches in the output.
i will give you 2 small examples. if you cant get it pls let me know. i will try to give a clear idea. example 1: $a=APPLE; # let it be a pattern $b=<STDIN>; # input sequence suppose my input sequence ($b) is : MYAPPLES Then the input ($b) will match with $a only from 3rd letter to 7th letter.( i.e APPLE) i want to get out put as below: The matching region is - - APPLE- (i.e mismatches should be shown as hiphen) If the pattern is "MYAPPLE" and the input is "APPLEMY" Then the output should be: - -APPLE- - i.e the first 2 hiphens represent gaps and last 2 hiphens represent mismatches. Example2: $a="agaaaagavvgglggy" # a pattern signature $b=<STDIN>; let the input seq is "ttttttttttagaaaagavtttggyttttttt"; here the input matches with $a only with the letters in bold : ttttttttttagaaaagavtttggyttttttt i want to know what we can do to give input showing both matches and mismatches in the input.(mismatches in the seq should be shown as a hiphen) That means the output should be like this: The given sequence matches with the pattern at - - - - - - - - - - agaaaagav- - -ggy - - - - - - |
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