ezr.unquoted_c: Get a quoted vector from an unquoted vector
In jmp1989/easyr: Helpful wrappers for common EDA, Data Manipulation, & Modeling
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
The standard function "c" requires quoted values when you are copying/pasting values in. For example your_vector = c("job", "income","state"). This function
allows for this to be written as your_vector = c(job, income, state) - the same thing without the quotes. This makes it easier when entering a list of values as you don't have to manually add all the quotes.
Usage
1
Arguments
...
a vector of values that do not have quotes.
Value
A vector of quoted values
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
The standard function "c" requires quoted values when you are copying/pasting values in. For example your_vector = c("job", "income","state"). This function allows for this to be written as your_vector = c(job, income, state) - the same thing without the quotes. This makes it easier when entering a list of values as you don't have to manually add all the quotes.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
... |
a vector of values that do not have quotes. |
Value
A vector of quoted values
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