The “str_c” Function in R

  • Package: stringr

  • Purpose: To concatenate multiple strings into a single string.

  • General Class: String Manipulation

  • Required Argument(s):

    • ...: Character vectors to be concatenated.

  • Notable Optional Arguments:

    • sep: Separator to be used between concatenated elements.

    • collapse: String to be used to collapse the elements into a single string.

  • Example:

  • # Example usage
    library(stringr)

    fruits <- c("apple", "banana", "orange", "grape")

    # Concatenate fruits with a comma and space separator
    concatenated_fruits <- str_c(fruits, collapse = ", ")

    print(concatenated_fruits)

  • In this example, the str_c function from the stringr package is used to concatenate the character vector fruits into a single string with a comma separator. The result is a character vector containing the concatenated string.

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