Comments on: Hands on code: Sequences and strings – part I http://python.genedrift.org/2006/12/13/hands-on-code-sequences-and-strings-part-i/ a step-by-step guide to create Python applications in bioinformatics Sun, 02 May 2010 04:24:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1-alpha By: nuin http://python.genedrift.org/2006/12/13/hands-on-code-sequences-and-strings-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-3979 nuin Thu, 11 Oct 2007 19:18:08 +0000 http://python.genedrift.org/2006/12/13/hands-on-code-sequences-and-strings-part-i/#comment-3979 Hi Joe Thanks for the kind comments. Please feel free to point out any errors and omissions that you might find. And I hope you enjoy the other entries. Needing any help, drop me a note. Cheers Paulo PS: indeed it was directory, and it is already corrected. Hi Joe

Thanks for the kind comments. Please feel free to point out any errors and omissions that you might find. And I hope you enjoy the other entries.

Needing any help, drop me a note.

Cheers
Paulo

PS: indeed it was directory, and it is already corrected.

]]> By: Joseph T Oettinger MD, FACOG http://python.genedrift.org/2006/12/13/hands-on-code-sequences-and-strings-part-i/comment-page-1/#comment-3971 Joseph T Oettinger MD, FACOG Thu, 11 Oct 2007 16:44:54 +0000 http://python.genedrift.org/2006/12/13/hands-on-code-sequences-and-strings-part-i/#comment-3971 Greetings Paulo Nuin! I've just started reading your tutorial. It's nice and clear. For me that's really important, as I'm a 64 year old clinical doctor (an obstetrician), who's taught himself a little Python and Tkinter, and I'm beginning to explore bioinformatics and Python out of intellectual curiosity. There's a tutorial you may be aware of on the Pasteur Institute website: http://www.pasteur.fr/recherche/unites/sis/formation/python/index.html It's a little uneven, and some of it's examples are more clever than clear (I think Python progammers call that "unpythonic"). I haven't gotten very far in either, but so far, I prefer yours to theirs. One picky observation: I think you mean "interpreter located in that directory" (not direction). Thanks for your efforts! Joe Greetings Paulo Nuin!

I’ve just started reading your tutorial. It’s nice and clear. For me that’s really important, as I’m a 64 year old clinical doctor (an obstetrician), who’s taught himself a little Python and Tkinter, and I’m beginning to explore bioinformatics and Python out of intellectual curiosity. There’s a tutorial you may be aware of on the Pasteur Institute website:

http://www.pasteur.fr/recherche/unites/sis/formation/python/index.html

It’s a little uneven, and some of it’s examples are more clever than clear (I think Python progammers call that “unpythonic”). I haven’t gotten very far in either, but so far, I prefer yours to theirs.

One picky observation: I think you mean “interpreter located in that directory” (not direction).

Thanks for your efforts!

Joe

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