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edited Feb 5, 2020 at 14:08

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This for c in seqreader: will iterate once for every letter in the txt file. That is over 6700 times for 18.txt! And program doesn't use c in that loop. That looks like the problem.

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--AFTER COMMENT-- This line elif c == (counterlen)-1: in the original code was changed to this else: in the current code, and that makes all the difference.

This for c in seqreader: will iterate once for every letter in the txt file. That is over 6700 times for 18.txt! And program doesn't use c in that loop. That looks like the problem.

NB If you edit the question, select the code and click the {} icon in the format bar, it will format the code so it is legible.

This for c in seqreader: will iterate once for every letter in the txt file. That is over 6700 times for 18.txt! And program doesn't use c in that loop. That looks like the problem.

NB If you edit the question, select the code and click the {} icon in the format bar, it will format the code so it is legible.

--AFTER COMMENT-- This line elif c == (counterlen)-1: in the original code was changed to this else: in the current code, and that makes all the difference.

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created Feb 3, 2020 at 14:15

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This for c in seqreader: will iterate once for every letter in the txt file. That is over 6700 times for 18.txt! And program doesn't use c in that loop. That looks like the problem.

NB If you edit the question, select the code and click the {} icon in the format bar, it will format the code so it is legible.