Create vector with values 1 to 10
Use: v <- seq(1, 10)
Use: v <- 1:10
Create vector of numbers from 10 to 20 and 30 to 40
Use: v <- c(10:20, 30:40)
Create vector of size 10 initialized to zero.
Use: v <- rep(0,10)
Create vector of 5, 10, 15 ... 100
Use: v <- seq(5, 50, 5)
Append value 1 at the end of vector
Use: v <- append(v, 1)
Append another vector at the end of vector
Use: v <- append(v, v)
Count zero values from vector
Use: sum(v == 0)
Subset with non-zero values
Use: v <- subset(v, v != 0)
Use: v <- v[which(v != 0)]
Find common elements from two vectors
Use: v <- intersect(a, b)
Find index of common elements
Use: which(a%in%b)
Count number of characters at each position
Use: nchar(v)
Create subset based on length of value at each element
Use: v <- v[nchar(v) < 5]
Use: v <- seq(1, 10)
Use: v <- 1:10
Create vector of numbers from 10 to 20 and 30 to 40
Use: v <- c(10:20, 30:40)
Create vector of size 10 initialized to zero.
Use: v <- rep(0,10)
Create vector of 5, 10, 15 ... 100
Use: v <- seq(5, 50, 5)
Append value 1 at the end of vector
Use: v <- append(v, 1)
Append another vector at the end of vector
Use: v <- append(v, v)
Count zero values from vector
Use: sum(v == 0)
Subset with non-zero values
Use: v <- subset(v, v != 0)
Use: v <- v[which(v != 0)]
Find common elements from two vectors
Use: v <- intersect(a, b)
Find index of common elements
Use: which(a%in%b)
Count number of characters at each position
Use: nchar(v)
Create subset based on length of value at each element
Use: v <- v[nchar(v) < 5]
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