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Python for Biologists

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Bioinformatics, computational biology, biotechnology, genetics, molecular biology, microbiology, etc. need Python


1. Requirements and tips for talking with a computer
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Defining the programming language and installing python on Windows and Mac
  • 3. Ways to write and run python codes Interactive interpreter
  • 4. Ways to write and run python codes Python script
  • 5. Ways to write and run python codes IDE
  • 6. Summary
  • 7.1 C4.zip
  • 7. Full course scripts.html
  • 8. Create a variable
  • 9. Create a variable.html
  • 10. Tips for writing the variable name or identifier
  • 11. Correct the code.html
  • 12. Summary
  • 13. Reduce the risk of using reserved words with the case sensitivity feature
  • 14. Correct the code.html
  • 15. Summary
  • 16. The difference between comments and codes
  • 17. Correct the code.html
  • 18. Summary
  • 19. Receiving and processing user data and producing output.
  • 20. Correct the code.html
  • 21. Summary
  • 22. Optional tips for organizing variables
  • 23. Summary

  • 2. Data containers in python (types and conversions)
  • 1. Refresh
  • 2. Number data type
  • 3. Create a variable that stores a number.html
  • 4. String data type
  • 5. Create a variable that stores a string.html
  • 6. List and tuple data types
  • 7. Create a variable that stores a list or tuple.html
  • 8. Dictionary data type
  • 9. Create a variable that stores a dictionary.html
  • 10. Summary
  • 11. The problem of receiving data, whether from the command interface or a file
  • 12. Convert from an integer to a float or vice versa
  • 13. Complete the code Convert from integer to float and vice versa.html
  • 14. Work with the complex
  • 15. Convert from a number to a string and vice versa
  • 16. Complete the code Convert from a number to a string and vice versa.html
  • 17. Complete the code Convert from a number to a string.html
  • 18. Summary
  • 19. Convert from a string to a list or tuple
  • 20. Complete the code Convert from a string to a list or tuple.html
  • 21. Convert from a list or tuple to a dictionary
  • 22. Summary

  • 3. Access the items in the data containers
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. The forward index
  • 3. The reverse index
  • 4. Create a data type from items of another data type using the index
  • 5. The dictionary key
  • 6. Summary

  • 4. Congratulations, this is your first program using the Python language
  • 1. Prepare and save external data in a data type in python Create small database
  • 2. The first code Unraveling the mystery of the IUPAC ambiguity codes
  • 3. The second code The inverse of the first code

  • 5. Perform operations and set conditions or questions
  • 1. Introduction Arithmetic operators Addition and subtraction
  • 2. Arithmetic operators Multiplcation, division, floor division, and exponent
  • 3. Arithmetic operators Modulus
  • 4. Summary
  • 5. Arithmetic operators Handling string and list
  • 6. Summary
  • 7. Arithmetic operators Operator precedence
  • 8. Summary
  • 9. Create a code that calculates extra nucleotides in DNA before translation
  • 10. Create a code that calculates extra nucleotides in DNA before translation
  • 11. Summary
  • 12. Assignment operators
  • 13. Summary
  • 14. Comparison operators Equality
  • 15. Comparison operators Greater than and less than
  • 16. Summary
  • 17. Create a code that compares two sequences in terms of both length and content
  • 18. Summary
  • 19. Membership operators
  • 20. Summary
  • 21. Create a code that searches for a restriction recognition site in DNA
  • 22. Logical operators
  • 23. Summary
  • 24. Create a code that searches for MULTIPLE restriction recognition sites in DNA
  • 25. Summary
  • 26. Identity operators
  • 27. Summary
  • 28. Bitwise operators Convert from an integer to a binary and vice versa
  • 29. Bitwise operators And, or, xor
  • 30. Bitwise operators 2s complement, and left and right shift
  • 31. Summary

  • 6. Decision making support
  • 1. If statement, if-else statement, and if-elif-else statement
  • 2. Summary
  • 3. Create a code that determines whether the sequence is DNA or RNA
  • 4. Zero, non-zero, null, and non-null values
  • 5. Nested if

  • 7. Repeat commands in loops
  • 1. The while loop
  • 2. Summary
  • 3. Calculating the GC content using the while loop
  • 4. The for loop
  • 5. Calculating the GC content using the for loop
  • 6. Control loops with break, continue, and pass
  • 7. Summary

  • 8. Functions and methods for handling string data type
  • 1. Review
  • 2. Summary
  • 3. Non-printable characters
  • 4. Summary
  • 5. String formatting part 1
  • 6. Summary
  • 7. String formatting part 2
  • 8. Summary
  • 9. Capitalize the first letter of a string
  • 10. Center a string to total width columns
  • 11. Left and right adjustment of a string for the total width of the columns
  • 12. Count how many times a string or substring occurs in a string
  • 13. Test if a string or substring of the string ends with a certain suffix
  • 14. Test if a string or substring of the string starts with a certain prefix
  • 15. Expand tabs in string to multiple spaces
  • 16. Find starting index of a string or substring that occurs in a string
  • 17. Find starting index of a string or substring that occurs backwards in a string
  • 18. Search starting index of a string or substring that occurs in a string
  • 19. Search starting index of a string or substring that occurs backwards in a string
  • 20. Test if a string contains alphanumeric character(s)
  • 21. Test if a string contains alphabetic character(s)
  • 22. Test if a string contains digits only
  • 23. Test if a string contains upper- or lower-case and convert from one to another
  • 24. The difference between numbers test
  • 25. Test if a string contains white space(s)
  • 26. Test if a string is a title and create title
  • 27. Concatenate list or tuple items into a string
  • 28. Obtain a string length
  • 29. Remove leading or tailing character(s) or from both sites of a string part 1
  • 30. Remove leading or tailing character(s) or from both sites of a string part 2
  • 31. Replace a string or substring of a string part 1
  • 32. Replace a string or substring of a string part 2
  • 33. Create a translation table and translate a string
  • 34. Obtain the minimum and maximum character from a string
  • 35. Split a string based on delimiter string or substring to a list of substrings
  • 36. Swap string characters from upper- to lowercase and vice versa
  • 37. Fill a string using zero(s)

  • 9. Functions and methods for handling list data type
  • 1. Review
  • 2. Obtain a list length, and minimum and maximum items of a list
  • 3. Add an item to the end or certain location of a list
  • 4. Extend a list by another list
  • 5. Count how many times an item occurs in a list
  • 6. Search starting index of an item that occurs in a string
  • 7. Remove an item using its index or content
  • 8. Sort list items
  • 9. Reverse the order of a list
  • 10. Remove a duplicate items of a list

  • 10. Functions for handling tuple data type
  • 1. Obtain a tuple length, and minimum and maximum items of a tuple

  • 11. Functions and methods for handling dictionary data type
  • 1. Review
  • 2. Obtain a dictionary length
  • 3. Remove dictionary items
  • 4. Copy a dictionary
  • 5. Convert a tuple items into a dictionary keys
  • 6. Control errors while accessing the dictionary keys
  • 7. Convert a dictionary to a list of tuples and extract keys and values separately
  • 8. Update a dictionary

  • 12. Handling files and operating systems
  • 1. Review
  • 2. Summary
  • 3. The modes for opening a file.
  • 4. Open a file for read-only purpose
  • 5. Summary
  • 6. Open a file for overwrite-only purpose
  • 7. Convert fasta multi-lines to fasta two-lines Method1
  • 8. Convert fasta multi-lines to fasta two-lines Method2
  • 9. Open a file for append-only purpose
  • 10. Summary
  • 11. Open a file for read and write purposes
  • 12. Summary
  • 13. Open a file for write and read purposes
  • 14. Summary
  • 15. Open a file for append and read purposes
  • 16. Summary
  • 17. Dealing with the content of the open file for the purpose of reading
  • 18. Dealing with read lines one by one
  • 19. Output a list in a file
  • 20. Read files with for loop Preserving memory from complexity
  • 21. The second and preferred way to open files Don't be afraid to close files
  • 22. Handle paths The current path and how to go and get the contents
  • 23. Creating a folder or folders
  • 24. Delete a folder
  • 25. Delete folders
  • 26. Rename a folder or folders

  • 13. Handling time and date
  • 1. Dealing with time and date
  • 2. Which is faster Calculating the time taken for two GC content calculator codes
  • 3. Dealing with a specific format of time and date in terms of output or reading
  • 4. Wait in Python

  • 14. Creating python function Arranging and organizing codes in an effective format
  • 1. Modify some codes to use as examples
  • 2. Modify some codes to use as examples
  • 3. Create and call functions and the difference between print and return
  • 4. Summary
  • 5. The arguments and their function are pass-throughs of data across the function
  • 6. Summary
  • 7. Global (outside) variables and local (inside) variables
  • 8. Summary
  • 9. The required and default arguments and the argument keyword
  • 10. Summary
  • 11. Argument for unlimited items
  • 12. Summary
  • 13. The lambda as an alternative function in case of small code
  • 14. Summary

  • 15. Modules and scripts as a small product for your code
  • 1. Import modules, see python paths, and import methods
  • 2. Summary
  • 3. Combine module and script using if name == main
  • 4. Summary
  • 5. Further clarification of the importance of if name == main
  • 6. Summary
  • 7. Further clarification of ways to import modules or functions within modules
  • 8. Summary
  • 9. Get global and local variables contained in functions
  • 10. Summary

  • 16. Create a python package from scratch Producing a python application for users
  • 1. Obtain RNA-seq data from ENA Browser - European Nucleotide Archive.html
  • 2. Create the first module to estimate the quality of nucleotides in the FASTQ file
  • 3. Completing the creation of the first module
  • 4. Summary
  • 5. Improve the first module to deal with several files
  • 6. Create the second module to convert a FASTQ file to a FASTA
  • 7. Modifications to the second module
  • 8. Create the third module to extract specific IDs from the FASTQ
  • 9. Create the package First module test
  • 10. Improving the first module to receive quality and its percentage from the user
  • 11. Correction of errors discovered in the first module
  • 12. The end A short story for the last tip
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