Damian at 16:14, 18 December 2009

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	#!/usr/bin/perl -w		#!/usr/bin/perl -w
	use strict;		use strict;
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	# at a time. This practice makes things easier than trying to do it all at		# at a time. This practice makes things easier than trying to do it all at
	#the same time.		#the same time.


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Damian: New page: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; #Damian Almiron #Ex 4-1 #I used example 4-3 #transcribing DNA into RNA #Store a DNA fragment into $DNA # #First, I added a parenthesis #Second, I deleted...

2009-12-18T16:03:06Z

New page: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; #Damian Almiron #Ex 4-1 #I used example 4-3 #transcribing DNA into RNA #Store a DNA fragment into $DNA # #First, I added a parenthesis #Second, I deleted...

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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

#Damian Almiron
#Ex 4-1

#I used example 4-3
#transcribing DNA into RNA

#Store a DNA fragment into $DNA
#
#First, I added a parenthesis
#Second, I deleted a letter from a variable's name
#Third, I added a word
Add Error messages

# Yes, perl did accuratelty report the line where the error is.
#An error can lead to many lines of error reporting.
#It is advised that when you get an error report, you should analyze one line
# at a time. This practice makes things easier than trying to do it all at
#the same time.

Exercise 4.1 D - Revision history

Damian at 16:14, 18 December 2009

Damian: New page: #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; #Damian Almiron #Ex 4-1 #I used example 4-3 #transcribing DNA into RNA #Store a DNA fragment into $DNA # #First, I added a parenthesis #Second, I deleted...