Factor Variables in R

R has lots of cool tools for working with categorical variables. Let's get started!
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[@kiukp9187]

This channel is really the best to learn R.

[@Googlees833]

VERY clear explanation!!thank youuuu!!

[@neelg7057]

wow that's really clear! explained better than my prof ;)

[@gabrielbasil6275]

Good information. Thank you for the wonderful explanation and examples

[@EquitableEquations]

I'm glad it was helpful!

[@romanvasiura6705]

Thank you for this useful lesson 😃

[@ZeeSounds]

Great tutorial. Keep it up.

[@schulu28]

Thank you! This helped me a lot.

[@EquitableEquations]

Yay!

[@user-ro9ex5im2p]

Very useful. Thanks

[@EquitableEquations]

Yay! I'm glad.

[@md.masumbillah8222]

Nice explanation 🌼

[@EquitableEquations]

Thank you 😊

[@MrJwerge]

Good infomation. Can you explain how you can summarize "vore" based on another factor varible like "order"?

[@EquitableEquations]

Hi! The table() command will give you a summary like that.

[@VaLt3s]

i have a question: i just want verbal answers from a questionnaire like "often", "seldom" and so on converge into numbers, so I can compute an average for each person. How's this done?

[@frankalaniz8252]

This is a really stupid question but how does R know that char "first" = num 1?!
The output of nums_fct shows that R translated each number into it's appropriate equivalent from variable levels but how does it know how to do this?!
Thanks!

[@themotivationclub2892]

hello , I just have a question , while doing summary for a factor variable , I get (0) results for all of this variable's factor , I don't know why , can you explain that to me please? , THANK YOU !

[@EquitableEquations]

Hi! My advice is to post a reproducible example on R4DS or StackOverflow. Without code, I (or anyone else) would just be guessing.