Hi all,
I am trying to check how many data sets in my data.
I searched on line and saw the data() command but when I run it it gives ne this error
data(d4)
Warning message:
In data(d4) : data set ‘d4’ not found
PS: very new to R and coding
Hi all,
I am trying to check how many data sets in my data.
I searched on line and saw the data() command but when I run it it gives ne this error
data(d4)
Warning message:
In data(d4) : data set ‘d4’ not found
PS: very new to R and coding
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "how many data sets in my data? Ideally, could you provide a proper REPRoducible EXample (reprex) illustrating your issue.
I am trying to find out how many data set in my subset data,d4.
I did a Print and dim already but not sure if it is giving me the correct answer.
I am now trying to use the command data(d4) but I get this error
data(d4)
Warning message:
In data(d4) : data set ‘d4’ not found
Sorry but this sentence makes no sense to me, Do you mean how many variables or columns are in your dataset?
The data()
function is for loading data frames from packages, it is not going to give you any information about your data.
I'm confused as well as to what I am need to do cos this was a question from homework.
I am guessing I will just use the 'dim' command.
Thanks
If you run the data() command with a name in quotes, you will cause that particular data set to be loaded. For example
data("faithful")
If you run the data() function with no arguments, like this
data()
you will get a list of all data sets in the loaded packages. I think that is what you are after.
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