Note: This presentation requires Crunchy for iterative features to work. Most code snippets uses Biopython and it must be installed. Some scripts requires external files, these are in this data package (about 502Kb). This was tested with Biopython 1.50b and Python 2.5.2, but it should work with any recent Biopython version.
This presentation shows how Biopython can be used for protein analysis. This is not a tutorial, the aim of this laptop session is to show what can be done with Biopython. For tutorials, howtos, cookbook and learning material, please see More Information at the end of this laptop session.
#include stdout
int main()
{
std::cout << "Hello, world!\n";
}
with the output being: Hello, world!
The same program in Python would be:
print "Hello, world!"Try it!:
>>> print "Hello, world!"
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