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all i want is printing the correct result it desnt matter if you use the same code or other code as long as it print the correct result and you can use any other language but let me know if you going to use other language and wht is the language [login to view URL] it is showing which clusters are merged at each iteration, a representation of the final evolutionary tree in Newick format. the out but is going to be some thing like (((A,B),C),D),(E,F)) =============== Some Ruby fragments for consideration in the Homework Assignment Reading in a distance matrix that is in Phylip format. $ cat [login to view URL] 6 A 0 1 3 7 17 19 B 1 0 2 6 16 18 C 3 2 0 4 14 16 D 7 6 4 0 10 12 E 17 16 14 10 0 2 F 19 18 16 12 2 Could be read like this: # Read the input file mentioned on the command line, assuming Phylip format. # Produce a lower triangle rather than a full matrix. lines = [login to view URL](ARGV[0]) species_count = lines.shift.to_i $dist_triangle = lines[0...species_count].inject({}) do |dt,l| data = [login to view URL](/\s+/) species = [login to view URL] dt[species] = (0...[login to view URL]).inject({}) do |row,i| row[[login to view URL][i]] = data[i].to_f row end dt end Which could be then used like this: (Notice the use of || to produce the upper triangle values.) # Function to calculate the arithmetic mean distance between clusters. def mean_distance(c1,c2) c1f = [login to view URL] c2f = [login to view URL] [login to view URL] {|e1| [login to view URL] {|e2| $dist_triangle[e1][e2] || $dist_triangle[e2][e1]}.reduce(:+) }.reduce(:+) / ([login to view URL] * [login to view URL]) end ============= c# or Ruby the code i just gave you is on Ruby but if you you know how to do it in any other language that fine