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"A"
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"ACGT"
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st := "ACGT"
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len(st)
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""
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len("")
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import "math/rand"
st = "ACGT"
string(st[rand.Intn(len(st))]) // generating a random nucleotide
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string(st[rand.Intn(len(st))]) // repeated invocations might yield different nucleotides
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string(st[rand.Intn(len(st))]) // repeated invocations might yield different nucleotides
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string(st[rand.Intn(len(st))]) // repeated invocations might yield different nucleotides
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string(st[rand.Intn(len(st))]) // repeated invocations might yield different nucleotides
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// make random nucleotide string by concatenating random nucleotides
import "bytes"
var b bytes.Buffer
for i := 0; i < 40; i++ {
b.WriteByte(st[rand.Intn(len(st))])
}
st = b.String()
st
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st[1:3] // substring, starting at position 1 and extending up to but not including position 3
// note that the first position is numbered 0
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st[0:3] // prefix of length 3
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st[:3] // another way of getting the prefix of length 3
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st[len(st)-3:len(st)] // suffix of length 3
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st[-3:] // another way of getting the suffix of length 3
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st1, st2 := "CAT", "ATAC"
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st1
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st2
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st1 + st2 // concatenation of 2 strings
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