I was reading R for Data Science and I could not understand the section dealing with Stringr. This short video is worth more than all those hours I spent read. Simple. Concise. Thank you very much!
Hi. This means that you have object named 'fruit' in your workspace as well as in the library you are loading. Option 1 :Since it is global variable, you need to clean your existing project if not necessary, else rename the local variable Option 2 :if u keep it as is, R is warning you that when you call fruit it will use the one in your workspace rather than the one you are attaching. Run search() to see the order. I hope this answers your question. Thankyou
@@rprogramming8477 Thank you very much and now i could use the functions in the stirngr pkg... I did it with rm(fruit) command to remove variable and is it the right way or any other method for overcoming .
I was reading R for Data Science and I could not understand the section dealing with Stringr. This short video is worth more than all those hours I spent read. Simple. Concise. Thank you very much!
One of the best video on stringr package. 👌👌♥️♥️♥️
Glad you think so!
MashaAllah, got to learn many funtions from this video!
Thanks a lot mam.
full marks..I am beginner and learning..Thanku
seems to cover many functions..good one
nice..covered most functions within stringr
i hardly use string manipulation..but this is good to know video,thx
Thank u for this
How can i use regex quantifiers in str_glue, whenever i add it {1,2} it throughs an error
good for beginners as well..PLease cover apply functions as well
soon :)
Very nice!
thank you very much!
liked the playlist itself
good one
could you explain how to deal with the character variable of a data to manipulate the values inside?
and also can you explain word function?
Good one .Thanks
informative
good
Hi, Got the comment while installing and calling
Attaching package: ‘stringr’
The following object is masked _by_ ‘.GlobalEnv’:
fruit
Any help please
Hi. This means that you have object named 'fruit' in your workspace as well as in the library you are loading.
Option 1 :Since it is global variable, you need to clean your existing project if not necessary, else rename the local variable
Option 2 :if u keep it as is, R is warning you that when you call fruit it will use the one in your workspace rather than the one you are attaching. Run search() to see the order.
I hope this answers your question. Thankyou
@@rprogramming8477
Thank you very much and now i could use the functions in the stirngr pkg... I did it with rm(fruit) command to remove variable and is it the right way or any other method for overcoming .
well covrd