Hello,
I have file here. I want to change file 1.fa to file 1.txt.
Thanks in advance for great help!
Best,
yue
open(IN1, "1.fa") || die "Cannot open this file";
@lines = <IN1>;
$i = 0;
for (@lines)
{
$lines[$i]=~s/\nA/\tA//g;
$lines[$i]=~s/\nT/\tT//g;
$lines[$i]=~s/\nC/\tC//g;
$lines[$i]=~s/\nG/\tG//g;
$lines[$i]=~s/\nN/\tN//g;
$thislines[$i]=$lines[$i];
print $thislines[$i];
$i++;
}
open(OUT, ">1.txt") || die "Cannot open this file";
for $thisline(@thislines){
print OUT $thisline;}
close(OUT);
close(IN1);
1.fa
>1
AGTCGTAGCAT
>2
TGAGCTACG
>3
GGCATAGN
>4
CGCACNCAGCTACACC
>5
NGATAGCTACA
1.txt
>1 AGTCGTAGCAT
>2 TGAGCTACG
>3 GGCATAGN
>4 CGCACNCAGCTACACC
>5 NGATAGCTACA
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