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Would this do:awk -vDEBUG=1 '
BEGIN {C1 = split ("UU[CU] UA[UC] GC[ACGU] GG[ACGU] CC[ACGU] AC[ACGU] GU[ACGU] CG[ACGU]|AG[AG] CU[ACGU]|UU[AG] "\
...

Change the last line of rudic.awk from:
' fileto:
' input.txt
Then execute the script with:
sh rudic.awk
or make rudic.awk executable and execute it directly:
chmod +x rudic.awk
./rudic.awk

Yes. Done.



That wasn't too clear from your spec. Try awk '
BEGIN {split ("UU[CU] UA[UC] GC[ACGU] GG[ACGU] CC[ACGU] AC[ACGU] GU[ACGU] (CG[ACGU]|AG[AG]) (CU[ACGU]|UU[AG])...

This one creates three files: DNA.OUT, RNA.OUT, and AminoAcids from the input file, and prints the numbers of non-empty and empty lines in the file:awk '
/^[ ]*$/ {EMP++
...

Ok... a bit messy but done very quickly... first I created a sed script (call the file dna.sed):
(you don't need the /g at the end of these... again, created this quicky)


s/ACC /Thr /g
s/ACA...

Will this work?
total = 0
for c in '1.32', '5.32', '4.4', '3.78':
c = float(c)
total += c
print totalIt might also work without c = float(c)
# c = float(c)
total += float(c)

As said by Neo, you have to change DocumentRoot directive

1. Copy default configuration file safety point of view $ sudo cp /etc/apache2/sites-available/default...

You can use the Apache2 DocumentRoot directive to set the document root.

Perhaps you should search on line and find a basic working example of setting up your Apache2 config files?

Most Linux...

$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] is a PHP global variable for the entire PHP (and web server) configuration set in the the core web server config files (for example the global Apache2 conf file). You can...

Hai Faizlo, everything is alright except variable declaration for char

make like this and run it should work

CHARACTER(LEN=3) Ans

The software does that based on some filters that don't always work very well. I believe that I found and approved the post. Sorry for the inconvienence and I agree, no rules were broken.

a loop to iterate through user given range excluding first (++i) element and last element (i < j).

You are using a conditional if() statement and not a loop, some changes and it works


#include <iostream.h>
int main()
{
int i, j;
cout << "Enter two numbers:" << endl;
cin >> i >>...

If you want to print all the numbers between the first and second including the first and second the following will work

#include <iostream>

int main()
{
int i, j;

std::cout <<...

Never mind, I actually got it to work using the:

command << EOF
answer
EOF

Thanks anyways