Re: How can I define the subroutine to get the result of the appended string i.e. ATGCTTTT?

One way to do it is to call your function using the package name as a prefix DNAappend::DNAappend:

use warnings;
use strict;
use DNAappend;
my $a='ATGC';
my $b='TTTT';
print"\n\n";
print DNAappend::DNAappend($a,$b);
print"\n\n"; 
exit;
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Re^2: How can I define the subroutine to get the result of the appended string i.e. ATGCTTTT? by supriyoch_2008 (Monk) on Sep 25, 2012 at 18:24 UTC
Hi toolic, Thanks for your suggestions. I shall try it. With regards,	[reply]