wiki_define: Define a term from Wikipedia
In wikifacts: Get Facts and Data from Wikipedia and Wikidata
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
'wiki_define()' displays plaintext extract(s) of the given term(s) from
' the Wikipedia article(s).
Usage
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wiki_define(term = NULL, sentences = 5L)
Arguments
term
A non-empty character string or vector giving the name(s) of the term to be searched
sentences
An integer (or whole number) giving the number of sentences to return
Value
An extract from the Wikipedia article
Examples
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wiki_define('R (programming language)')
animals <- data.frame(name = c("dog", "cat"))
animals$definition <- wiki_define(animals$name, sentences = 1)
print(animals)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
'wiki_define()' displays plaintext extract(s) of the given term(s) from ' the Wikipedia article(s).
Usage
1 | wiki_define(term = NULL, sentences = 5L)
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Arguments
term |
A non-empty character string or vector giving the name(s) of the term to be searched |
sentences |
An integer (or whole number) giving the number of sentences to return |
Value
An extract from the Wikipedia article
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | wiki_define('R (programming language)')
animals <- data.frame(name = c("dog", "cat"))
animals$definition <- wiki_define(animals$name, sentences = 1)
print(animals)
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