Have you ever renamed 768 files? Merged the content from 96 files into a spreadsheet? Filtered 100 lines out of a 20,000-line file? Have you ever done these things by hand? Disciples of laziness-one of the three Perl programmer’s…
James D. Tisdall is the author of the soon-to-be-released Mastering Perl for Bioinformatics. For some time now, the use of Perl in biology has been standard practice. Perl remains the most popular language among biologists for a multitude of…
Bioinformatics, the use of computers in biology research, has been increasing in importance during the past decade as the Human Genome Project went from its beginning to the announcement last year of a “draft” of the complete sequence of…
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