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R Introduction: Part II
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R Introduction: Part II

R Introduction: Part II

1. Matrices
2. Data Frames
3. Lists

data.frame() Function

Good! Now you can see that data frames can be used to connect different data types. In the previous chapter, you considered one of the build-in datasets. How can we create a data frame with our data?

It can be done by using data.frame() function. This function receives vectors or lists (which we will consider in the next section) as columns. The names for columns are variable's names. For example, let's create a data frame with abstract information on three people.

See, the names for columns come from variables names.

Task

Given two vectors: items and prices containing the names and prices of goods in an abstract local furniture store. Your tasks are:

  1. Create a data frame named store with two columns, items and prices (these are respective variables names).
  2. Output store variable value.

Task

Given two vectors: items and prices containing the names and prices of goods in an abstract local furniture store. Your tasks are:

  1. Create a data frame named store with two columns, items and prices (these are respective variables names).
  2. Output store variable value.

Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 2
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data.frame() Function

Good! Now you can see that data frames can be used to connect different data types. In the previous chapter, you considered one of the build-in datasets. How can we create a data frame with our data?

It can be done by using data.frame() function. This function receives vectors or lists (which we will consider in the next section) as columns. The names for columns are variable's names. For example, let's create a data frame with abstract information on three people.

See, the names for columns come from variables names.

Task

Given two vectors: items and prices containing the names and prices of goods in an abstract local furniture store. Your tasks are:

  1. Create a data frame named store with two columns, items and prices (these are respective variables names).
  2. Output store variable value.

Task

Given two vectors: items and prices containing the names and prices of goods in an abstract local furniture store. Your tasks are:

  1. Create a data frame named store with two columns, items and prices (these are respective variables names).
  2. Output store variable value.

Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 2
toggle bottom row

data.frame() Function

Good! Now you can see that data frames can be used to connect different data types. In the previous chapter, you considered one of the build-in datasets. How can we create a data frame with our data?

It can be done by using data.frame() function. This function receives vectors or lists (which we will consider in the next section) as columns. The names for columns are variable's names. For example, let's create a data frame with abstract information on three people.

See, the names for columns come from variables names.

Task

Given two vectors: items and prices containing the names and prices of goods in an abstract local furniture store. Your tasks are:

  1. Create a data frame named store with two columns, items and prices (these are respective variables names).
  2. Output store variable value.

Task

Given two vectors: items and prices containing the names and prices of goods in an abstract local furniture store. Your tasks are:

  1. Create a data frame named store with two columns, items and prices (these are respective variables names).
  2. Output store variable value.

Everything was clear?

Good! Now you can see that data frames can be used to connect different data types. In the previous chapter, you considered one of the build-in datasets. How can we create a data frame with our data?

It can be done by using data.frame() function. This function receives vectors or lists (which we will consider in the next section) as columns. The names for columns are variable's names. For example, let's create a data frame with abstract information on three people.

See, the names for columns come from variables names.

Task

Given two vectors: items and prices containing the names and prices of goods in an abstract local furniture store. Your tasks are:

  1. Create a data frame named store with two columns, items and prices (these are respective variables names).
  2. Output store variable value.

Section 2. Chapter 2
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