This is what I have so far

This is where we check if our work is correct before running it on a bigger file

Part 2a: Count nucleotides Augment your program so that it also computes and prints the number of A nucleotides, the number of T nucleotides, the number of G nucleotides, and the number of C nucleotides. When doing this, add at most one extra loop to your program. You can solve this part without adding any new loops at all, by reusing an existing loop. Check your work by manually computing the results for file test-small.fastq, then comparing them to the output of running your program on test-small.fastg Run your program on sample_1.fastq. Cut-and-paste the relevant lines of output into answers.txt (the lines that indicate theG count, C count, A count, and T count). 3 # Total nucleotides seen so far. totalcount 0 # Number of G and C nucleotides seen so far. # for each base pair in the string, 0 for bp in seq: 1 # increment the total number of bp's we've seen totalcount = totalcount + 1 # next, if the bp is a G or a C, gc count gc_count 1 0 gc_content float(gc_count)/total_count - - 4 # increment the count of gc 9 # divide the gc-count by the total-count # Print the answer 3 print ("sc-content:", gc_content) 4 5 total count 0 6 atcount=0 - 8 for bp in seq: 9 totalcount += 1 if bp in 'AT' - at_count +1 2 at_content float(at_count)/ total_count 3 print('AT content:'at content test-small.fas test-small.fastq 1 ignore this line 2 ATCAGAACTA 3 ignore this line 4 ignore this line