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    NiteShade
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    Hello, I am currently having a hard time finding any good references for the needleman wunsch algorithm to learn and implement it in C#. Does anyone please have a reference or can help me by supplying pseudo or proper code? 10x Andrew Cortis

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      Hello, I am currently having a hard time finding any good references for the needleman wunsch algorithm to learn and implement it in C#. Does anyone please have a reference or can help me by supplying pseudo or proper code? 10x Andrew Cortis

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      Sounds like a lunch meat. You should google on "Needleman Wunsch java", in my opinion; here's a result to get you started: http://www.dina.dk/~sestoft/bsa.html It's ridiculously easy to port code from Java to C#, and you're probably going to have better luck in general finding science- or math-oriented code written in Java. -Jeff here, bloggy bloggy

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        Sounds like a lunch meat. You should google on "Needleman Wunsch java", in my opinion; here's a result to get you started: http://www.dina.dk/~sestoft/bsa.html It's ridiculously easy to port code from Java to C#, and you're probably going to have better luck in general finding science- or math-oriented code written in Java. -Jeff here, bloggy bloggy

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        10x a lot. I'm not a java guru, but I'll try to understand it from Java code. :)

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          10x a lot. I'm not a java guru, but I'll try to understand it from Java code. :)

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          I think you'll find it easier than you think, and if you have questions, come back and see us. Good luck. -Jeff here, bloggy bloggy

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