I have a string like rna = "UACGAUGUUUCGGGAAUGCCUAAAUGUUCCGGCUGCUAA" and I want to iterate through the string and capture the different strings which start with 'AUG' and with 'UAA' or 'UAG' or 'UGA'.
This is the code I've written so far:
rna = "UACGAUGUUUCGGGAAUGCCUAAAUGUUCCGGCUGCUAA" # start --> AUG; STOP --> UAA, UAG, UGA
hello = " "
n = 3
list = []
for i in range(0, len(rna), n):
list.append(rna[i:i n])
for i in list:
if i == "AUG":
hello = i
i = i 1
if i != "UAA" or "UAG" or "UGA":
hello = i
This is giving me a type error:-

CodePudding user response:
The problem in this line of code:
if i != "UAA" or "UAG" or "UGA":
hello = i
You should check each value of object i alone:
if i!= "UAA" or i!= "UAG" or i!= "UGA":
hello = i
Or simply you can check for the condition:
if i not in ["UAA", "UAG", "UGA"]:
hello = i
Also you can't concatenate string value with int value in this line of code:
i = i 1
You should cast 1 to string data type.
