How to Use the Paste Command to Concatenate Strings in R – Demonstration
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In this video, Monika Wahi shows you how to use the paste command in R Windows GUI to concatenate strings of characters, including strings in variables.
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Timestamps and links as they come up are below:
00:33 Simple example of paste() command without an underlying dataset
00:55 Paste command syntax. Discussion of the sep = “” argument.
01:22 Running the code.
01:48 Running class command on object.
02:05 Changing the code a little. We add a dash in sep =, and we include letters (character) in the paste() command.
02:58 Running the code again.
03:19 Use-case for the paste() command – how paste() can be used to automate the generation of a sentence or plot label.
How to Use the Paste Command to Concatenate Strings in R – Demonstration