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2. Using a for loop, find the length of the dengue genome. To do this, outside of the for loop first define the variable length <- 0. Then with a for loop, iterate over each element of dengue vec , and with each iteration add 1 to length . This should look very similar to the body of the while loop just before part 6. i <- 1 while(i <= 10){ print(i^2) i <- i + 1 i i

2. Using a for loop, find the length of the dengue genome. To do this, outside of the for loop first define the variable length <- 0. Then with a for loop, iterate over each element of dengue vec , and with each iteration add 1 to length . This should look very similar to the body of the while loop just before part 6. i <- 1 while(i <= 10){ print(i^2) i <- i + 1 i i

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 I need to code a for loop that will give the number of characters in that vector. The characters are nucleotides so they are Non-numerical. 

-The first image is the clear question and the second one is while loop referenced. 

thank you 

(I mainly don't understand how to iterate over nonnumerical values in a vector using the for loop or the while loop).

2. Using a for loop, find the length of the dengue genome. To do this, outside of the for loop first define the variable length <- 0. Then with a for loop, iterate over each element of dengue vec , and with each iteration add 1 to length . This should look very similar to the body of the while loop just before part 6.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Using a for loop, find the length of the dengue genome. To do this, outside of the for loop first define the variable length <- 0. Then with a for loop, iterate over each element of dengue vec , and with each iteration add 1 to length . This should look very similar to the body of the while loop just before part 6.
i <- 1 while(i <= 10){ print(i^2) i <- i + 1 i i
Transcribed Image Text:i <- 1 while(i <= 10){ print(i^2) i <- i + 1 i i
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