On May 11, 2011, at 11:35 , Joel wrote:
> Thx
>
> Paul
>
> My string aint that simple its just that if it works for this simple example
> it will work for my string therefor I just used the "a b c d e f" syntax.
> strsplit(string," ")
[[1]]
[1] "a" "b" "c" "d" "e" "f"
> strsplit(string," ")[
Thx
Paul
My string aint that simple its just that if it works for this simple example
it will work for my string therefor I just used the "a b c d e f" syntax.
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Hi Joel,
This looks so much like homework I would give studens that I'm not
surprised Uwe jumped to conclusions...
ontopic:
You did not specify your earlier attempts, just that they failed. This
makes it hard for us to judge what went wrong. Using strsplit I would do:
string<-"a b c d e f"
# Th
This is no homework, Im just trying to learn R but sorry for wasting your
time you all mighty God of R Uwe Ligges.
And if this is not a forum to ask simple questions can you please redirect
me to where I might get help?
//Joel
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On 11.05.2011 11:12, Joel wrote:
Hi
I got a string that looks like this:
string<-"a b c d e f"
And what I wanna do is loop trough all the letters.
like
for(i in string){
print(i)
}
would render the result:
a
b
c
d
e
f
Ive tried using strsplit but without result, dose anyone know how I c
Hi
I got a string that looks like this:
string<-"a b c d e f"
And what I wanna do is loop trough all the letters.
like
for(i in string){
print(i)
}
would render the result:
a
b
c
d
e
f
Ive tried using strsplit but without result, dose anyone know how I could
make this happen?
//Joel
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