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Develop a Java program that computes the %G~C Content of a DNA sequence. Your pr

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Question

Develop a Java program that computes the %G~C Content of a DNA sequence.

Your program should:

(What i have below is correct except for part 5-3)

/*File : GCContent.java*/

import java.util.Scanner;

public class GCContent {

       public static void main(String args[])throws Exception{

              Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);

              int gc, tb;

              gc=0;                      //variable to count no of G,C base

              tb=0;                      //variable to count totals no of base in sequence

              System.out.println("Enter a DNA sequence.");

              String seq = scan.nextLine();     //take DNA sequence as user input

              int len = seq.length();                  //find length of sequence

              for(int i=0;i

                     char b = seq.charAt(i);           //extract character from sequence at index i

                     switch(b){

                     case 'G':                                //matches with G or C

                     case 'C':

                           ++gc;                             //increment the count for G and C

                     case 'T':  

                     case 'A':

                           ++tb;                             //for all valid bases, increment count for total no of bases

                           break;

                     default:                                 //invalid characters in sequence, error message is displayed

                           System.out.println("Character "+ b + " is not a valid base.");

                           break;            

                     }

              }

                     double percent = (double) (gc*100)/tb;           //%G-C is calculated

       
                           System.out.println("total count of all bases = " + tb);                 //total no. of bases is displayed
                           System.out.println("the total number of As, Ts, Gs, and Cs = " + tb);   //total no. of (A,T,G,C)s is displayed      
                           System.out.println("The %G~C pair content = " + percent + " %");        //%G~C content is displayed

              scan.close();

       }

}

Explanation / Answer

/*File : GCContent.java  

changes made are highlighted with bold fonts

*/

import java.util.Scanner;

public class GCContent {

       public static void main(String args[])throws Exception{

              Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);

              int g, c, t, a;

              g=c=t=a=0;                      //variable to count no of individual base

              System.out.println("Enter a DNA sequence.");

              String seq = scan.nextLine();     //take DNA sequence as user input

              int len = seq.length();                  //find length of sequence

              for(int i=0;i<len;i++){                  //run loop for each sequence length times

                     char b = seq.charAt(i);           //extract character from sequence at index i

                     switch(b){

                     case 'G':

++g;

break;                           

                     case 'C':

                           ++c;

break;                           

                     case 'T':

                        ++t;

break;   

                     case 'A':

                           ++a;                            

                           break;

                     default:                                 //invalid characters in sequence, error message is displayed

                           System.out.println("Character "+ b + " is not a valid base.");

                           break;              

                     }

              }

            int tb = a + c + g + t; //calculate no of total bases

            int gc = g + c; //calculate no of G-C base

              double percent = (double) (gc*100)/tb;          //%G-C is calculated

              System.out.println("Total no of A

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