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Let’s say you have a string of letters that needs to be alphabetized – a string of nucleotide bases, for example.
Original string: “TA”
New alphabetized string: “AT”
Code: newString = ‘’.join(sorted(myString))
Enjoy!
1 comment:
Perfect. Exactly my situation -- got a genotype file which for some strange reason has the heterozygote as both TA and AT.
Thanks!
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