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How to Read Zip Files in R (With Example)

You can use the following basic syntax to read a ZIP file into R: library(readr) #import data1.csv located within my_data.zip df my_data.zip", "data1.csv")) The following example shows how...

How to Use read.table in R (With Examples)

You can use the read.table function to read in a file that contains tabular data into R. This function uses the following basic syntax: df table(file='C:UsersbobDesktopdata.txt',...

How to Rename Files in R (With Examples)

You can use the following methods to rename files in R: Method 1: Rename One File file.rename(from='old_name.csv', to='new_name.csv') Method 2: Replace Pattern in Multiple Files file.rename(list.files(pattern ='old'), ...

How to Save and Load RDA Files in R (With Examples)

Files that end with an .rda extension represent Rdata files. You can use the save() function to save these types of files in R: save(df, file='my_data.rda') And...

How to Use colClasses to Quickly Import Data in R

You can use the colClasses argument when importing a file into R to specify the classes of each column: df csv('my_data.csv', ...

How to Import TSV Files into R (Including Example)

You can use the following basic syntax to import a TSV file into R: library(readr) #import TSV file into data frame df C:/Users/bob/Downloads/data.tsv') The following examples show how...

How to Create a Multi-Line Comment in R (With Examples)

The easiest way to create a multi-line comment in RStudio is to highlight the text and press Ctrl + Shift + C. You can just...

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