He actually wrote else if and says if else , I don’t think this guy is a programmer, but amazing tutorials love them, they’ve been quite helpful, keep up , you earned a like and a sub and references to your channel
Very nice video, when I was trying to work through the notebook. I wanted to try printing the name of passengers in Exercise 2 of Control Flow. I can't seem to do it from inside the loop. Any help would be appreciated.
If you wanted to print passenger names of all passengers one after the other you could do this: for (passenger in titanic_train$Name){ print(passenger) } If you only wanted to print passengers names over age 64, you could do it with something like this: for (passenger in titanic_train$Name){ if (titanic_train$Age[which(titanic_train$Name == passenger)] >= 65){ print(passenger) } }
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He actually wrote else if and says if else , I don’t think this guy is a programmer, but amazing tutorials love them, they’ve been quite helpful, keep up , you earned a like and a sub and references to your channel
Very nice video, when I was trying to work through the notebook. I wanted to try printing the name of passengers in Exercise 2 of Control Flow. I can't seem to do it from inside the loop. Any help would be appreciated.
If you wanted to print passenger names of all passengers one after the other you could do this:
for (passenger in titanic_train$Name){
print(passenger)
}
If you only wanted to print passengers names over age 64, you could do it with something like this:
for (passenger in titanic_train$Name){
if (titanic_train$Age[which(titanic_train$Name == passenger)] >= 65){
print(passenger)
}
}