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…n to visualize faster the invisible like gene expression The last time I was left without a computer was back in 2017 at my granpa's house in Algeria")
…n to visualize faster the invisible like gene expression The last time I was left without a computer was back in 2017 at my granpa's house in Algeria
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Hi Malek. Very nice meeting you, and excellent work here with all items addressed, GitHub, PyCharm, and the marriage between the two, as well as I know that Python3 works on your computer per the output of "import this". By default, only the latest commits will appear on my end, and the rest are hidden. For a more detailed response, here is how to specifically configure what is hidden and what isn't with a separate .gitattributes file:
The aspiring Gene Whisperer of CARe! Prepare to embark on a journey that'll make you feel like you've got X-ray vision for DNA. Python's about to become your new best friend, turning those invisible gene expressions into a dazzling light show faster than you can say "CRISPR"! But, we will do more of that in R next semester..
I sometimes yearn for 2017 myself, back when photographs didn't lie with deepfakes, and when Sid Meier's Civilization 6 came out.
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Excellently done. Everything works how it should. Two extra pieces of advice would be within the f-string, it prints out "the growth_rate is :growth_rate=0.0539271432066728 per day". To fix this, you can drop the "=" sign within the brackets so it will only print out the desired value. This is essential if it needs to be stored as a numerical float object later, as it cannot contain any abc text. Also, you can truncate the final numeric value to a few decimals, so it does not take up memory space for 20 insignificant digits.
Nicely done!
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Please see previous comment about the fixes from before. Other than that, everything works as it should.
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Everything satisfied here with a statically allocated list. For further practice, see if you can allocate the list dynamically by either asking for input from the user or by reading in a file with the values.
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Everything fine here. Excellent handling of dictionary types.
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please check only the last commit, thank you.