Hello all! I'm a student whose learning perl in a class. and i have an assignment due tomorrow (i kno very last min!) Our assignment is to use a hash which from what i can understand is a key and value relationship. Anyway our assignment is to use the .txt file which contains the strain name and extract the matching sequence of the strain name from the .fasta file. so the "key" is from the .txt file and the "value" is from the .fasta file. If anyone could help me that would be much appreciated!!! For the .txt file here is the header: Strain Name Subtype Collection Date State / Province Country Host Host Gender Host Age Vaccination Status Sensitive Drug Information Resistant Drug Information and there is a list of strains at the bottom.

In reply to Need Help with Hashs plz! by Celticrose777

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