When I use the function 'count' , the table comes out unordered. Why does it happen and how do I put 6-10 after 1-5 ?
It is ordered... alphabetically. If you want to set the order of ore you will need to convert it to a factor.
See ?factor and the forcats package.
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The order of the rows in the data frame is not affected by the ordering of the factor, but you can easily reorder the data frame:
tempo <- tempo[order(tempo$Ore), ]
If you're learning the tidyverse you would use arrange() to order this way:
tempo <- tempo %>% arrange(Ore)
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