afsc_type: Officer/Enlisted Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSCs)
In bgreenwell/afsc: Tools for Working with Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSCs)
Description
Usage
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Examples
Description
Determine which AFSCs are officer and which are enlisted.
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afsc_type(x, allow_X = FALSE)
is_enlisted(x, allow_X = FALSE)
is_officer(x, allow_X = FALSE)
Arguments
x
A character vector containing AFSCs.
allow_X
Logical indicating wether or not the "X" placeholder is
allowed. Default is FALSE.
Value
afsc_type returns the AFSC type (i.e., either "officer"
or "enlisted"). The functions is_enlisted and
is_officer are logical tests.
Examples
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afscs <- c("9T000", "92T0", "A9T0X0K")
afsc_type(afscs)
is_enlisted(afscs, allow_X = TRUE)
is_officer(afscs)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Determine which AFSCs are officer and which are enlisted.
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 | afsc_type(x, allow_X = FALSE)
is_enlisted(x, allow_X = FALSE)
is_officer(x, allow_X = FALSE)
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Arguments
x |
A character vector containing AFSCs. |
allow_X |
Logical indicating wether or not the |
Value
afsc_type returns the AFSC type (i.e., either "officer"
or "enlisted"). The functions is_enlisted and
is_officer are logical tests.
Examples
1 2 3 4 | afscs <- c("9T000", "92T0", "A9T0X0K")
afsc_type(afscs)
is_enlisted(afscs, allow_X = TRUE)
is_officer(afscs)
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