gender: Returns the gender from a CPR number
In ekstroem/DKcpr: Functions for Working with Danish CPR Numbers
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Gender is encoded in the last digit. If it is odd then it is a male, and if it is even then it is female.
Usage
1
gender(cpr)
Arguments
cpr
A vector of CPR numbers strings
Value
A vector with gender as integer (0 = female, 1 = male)
Examples
1
gender("2310450637") # This is testing out a randomly generated number
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Gender is encoded in the last digit. If it is odd then it is a male, and if it is even then it is female.
Usage
1 | gender(cpr)
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Arguments
cpr |
A vector of CPR numbers strings |
Value
A vector with gender as integer (0 = female, 1 = male)
Examples
1 | gender("2310450637") # This is testing out a randomly generated number
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