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R objects Dr. Jennifer (Jenny) Bryan Department of Statistics and Michael Smith Laboratories University of British Columbia JBs typology of R objects, i.e. flavors a simple view of simple R objects that will get you pretty far

R objects Dr. Jennifer (Jenny) Bryan Department of Statistics and Michael Smith Laboratories University of British Columbia
JB’s typology of R objects, i.e. “flavors” a simple view of simple R objects that will get you pretty far Technical echnically correct R ect R view Simple Simple view view mode class typeof character character character character logical logical logical logical integer or integer or numeric numeric numeric double factor numeric factor integer
JB’s typology of R objects, i.e. “flavors” a simple view of simple R objects that will get you pretty far Technical echnically correct R ect R view Simple Simple view view mode class typeof character character character character logical logical logical logical integer or integer or numeric numeric numeric double factor numeric factor integer
JB’s typology of R objects, i.e. “flavors” a simple view of simple R objects that will get you pretty far Technical echnically correct R ect R view Simple Simple view view mode class typeof character character character character logical logical logical logical integer or integer or numeric numeric numeric double factor numeric factor integer
“Simple view” of data collections yes Collecting scalars vector of the same mode? no Collecting vectors no list of the same length? yes Collecting vectors no data.frame of the same mode? yes matrix

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