R Programming Tutorial - 11 - Data Frame

[@VishalDasa]

In case any one wants to just copy the data frame data
id

[@bilalrmalik]

thanks Vishal

[@jyotipaan5408]

Thanks buddy

[@nowamim5723]

thanks dude!

[@mss5721]

If I want age (in year) what should I do?

[@d0fabur5st82]

hey! what happened to the emily the three yr old

[@nickcamel]

Just discovered the "speed" option in video settings! 1.5 is awesome! I dont have to skip-forward anything!!

[@ShuyaTheDark]

lol he is kinda slow

[@ΧριστιναΠαχακη-ν7ε]

QUESTION:
On 1:44 minute you mentioned the phrase ''sprechy or a data frame''.
What does sprechy mean? I looked for that on the dictionary, but I couldnt find it, please tell me is that a term or am I just spelling it wrong?

[@brianwahome5789]

lol..bruh, spreadsheet.How did do hear sprechy?

[@marymccombs368]

THANKS! This really helped me create my data frame! I was so lost.

[@michmeijer9882]

pretty freaking sweet bro thanks

[@Muuip]

Great concised presentations!
Many thanks!

[@karthikjayaseelan822]

able to get out put.......but this error also occurs wht the mistake here
> id

[@josephswietlik7013]

0:45LIES!!

[@brettknoss486]

What if you have a function. Like f(x)=6+x, and you want to find the intercrpt of that function.

[@filarrr]

"pretty freaking sweet"

[@yili5055]

How do you import excel files? Guess it's in the next videos.

[@jeansepulveda2577]

Do you have any matrices videos?

[@goaguy9542]

pretty frickin sweet vid

[@3foss191]

What about dataset with different lenght vector.

[@xCaLiGreens]

Recycling!

[@atikislam8151]

It is pretty freaking sweet :D

[@wfchen01]

link doesn't lead to source code

[@wewung2]

I typed it out:
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[@Max-bh8tg]

Cheers mate.

[@PratibhaRDHAuthor]

Thanks

[@TripleIProductions]

THANK you

[@tsarnature6587]

@@wewung2 thanks

[@greatsea]

link didn't work

[@wewung2]

I typed it out:
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[@saum]

Victor Loh Thanks sir

[@brendancarruthers2795]

+Victor Loh Thanks

[@alvin4100]

Thank you

[@bilalrmalik]

what does the 'c' before the '(' in age and name mean

[@Mario-ox5dm]

It stands for combine which makes sense since using that function combines values into a vector or list.

[@AlbertGavino]

cool video man

[@DeppImAll]

Sound only on left stereo :D

[@smartowusu5512]

I love u

[@brendansully12]

R Programming Tutorial - 11 - Data Frame

[@Oumbarevee]

1st comment

[@wewung2]

I typed it out:
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