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Extract the n characters from the right of a string
right uses a specific case of the substr function to take only
the right most n characters from the input string.
Description
Extract the n characters from the right of a string
right uses a specific case of the substr function to take only
the right most n characters from the input string.
Usage
right(x, n)
Arguments
x
a string
n
the number of characters from the right of the string to extract
Examples
foo <- "foo"
right(foo, 2)
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Extract the n characters from the right of a string
right uses a specific case of the substr function to take only
the right most n characters from the input string.
Description
Extract the n characters from the right of a string
right uses a specific case of the substr function to take only
the right most n characters from the input string.
Usage
right(x, n)
Arguments
x |
a string |
n |
the number of characters from the right of the string to extract |
Examples
foo <- "foo" right(foo, 2)
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