En Thu, 01 Nov 2007 12:10:55 -0300, Beema shafreen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> dd = {}
> dd2 ={}
> probes = list(enumerate((i.split('\t')[2],i.split('\t')[3],
> i.split('\t')[4])for
> i in open('final_lenght_probe_span')))
Ouch... Can you actually understand what goes on the above line? It'
hi everybody ,i have tried with the improving my code like this but i face
the problem since i am not able to concatenate the str, lis.. but if i
donot use none i wont get the respective list i require... is there any
solution to this
dd = {}
dd2 ={}
probes = list(enumerate((i.split('\t')[2]
hi everybody,
I need to sum a list in dictionary...
my script,
d = {}
probes = list(enumerate((i.split('\t')[2],i.split('\t')[3],
i.split('\t')[4])for
i in open('final_lenght_probe_span')))
for idx, (probe_id, span, length) in probes:
try :
l = [span,l
