For your function, write_out_record: is it writing out the headers alone or whole records, the name and the description are a bit confusing to understand.
Also for the line get read from the first 4 files: do you mean record here?
I like your first if statement, it sorts out all the unknowns in one step which is highly efficient.
Also the inclusion of the counters is very nice, I think Leslie mentioned that we need to count the number of reads for every possible permutation of indices, so it might be a bit more complicated than a simple counter heh.
Overall, your pseudocode looks great! All the best and I'm excited to see how you write it into code! 😃
Hi,
Your problem is very well defined.
For your function, write_out_record: is it writing out the headers alone or whole records, the name and the description are a bit confusing to understand.
Also for the line
get read from the first 4 files:do you mean record here?I like your first if statement, it sorts out all the unknowns in one step which is highly efficient.
Also the inclusion of the counters is very nice, I think Leslie mentioned that we need to count the number of reads for every possible permutation of indices, so it might be a bit more complicated than a simple counter heh.
Overall, your pseudocode looks great! All the best and I'm excited to see how you write it into code! 😃