How to Read a csv File in R | Loading a csv File in R
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- Опубликовано: 31 дек 2022
- This video shows how you can read or load a csv file in R and RStudio. CSV stands for comma separated values and it is a text file where each value is separated with the help of a comma. The data from excel can be saved as csv file and can be loaded in R using read.csv() function of R.
Points discussed in this video are:
reading a .csv file
use of file.choose() function in R
use of read.csv() function in R
use of header function in R
use of View() function in R
copying path of a file
use of remove()
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My brother thank you very much. I like your lecture . I have one question for you. Are these two options that are only available to enter data in to R or other more ? please show us all the options.
There are different ways to load data in R. If you have data in a CSV file then you can use these methods.
If your data is in txt format then you can use the method explained in the following video:
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