This is a simple command line tool that takes DNA sequence as input and converts it to amino acid codons.
It is currently working but still incomplete, the results are printed into a .txt file instead of the command line.
The final amino acid sequence is being saved in a .txt file. The logic for
converting to the amino acid sequence is a 3D array, an improvement over rudimentary nested if statements.
The ./gen file can be executed in command line with one argument being the number of nucleotides (sequence length)
Enter the length after the file name as such: ./gen x where x is the length of the sequence generated.
Any suggestions? Let me know! I'd love to hear.