
The “str_count” Function in R
To count the number of occurrences of a pattern in each element of a character vector.
The “str_subset” Function in R
To subset a character vector based on the presence of a pattern.
The “str_detect” Function in R
To detect if a pattern is present in each element of a character vector.
The “str_replace_all” Function in R
To replace all occurrences of a matched pattern in a character vector with a new value.
The “str_replace” Function in R
To replace matched patterns in a character vector with new values.
The “trimws” Function in R
To trim whitespace from the beginning and/or end of each string in a character vector.
The “sprintf” Function in R
To format and concatenate strings with the help of a format specification.
The “regmatches” Function in R
To extract or replace matched substrings based on the output of functions like regexpr or gregexpr.
The “regexec” Function in R
To find the position of the first occurrence of a pattern in a character vector, similar to regexpr.
The “gregexpr” Function in R
To find the positions of all occurrences of a pattern in a character vector.
The “regexpr” Function in R
To find the position of the first occurrence of a pattern in a character vector.
The “grepl” Function in R
To search for a pattern in a character vector and return a logical vector indicating whether the pattern is found in each element.
The “system.time” Function in R
To measure the execution time of an expression or function.
The “grep” Function in R
To search for a pattern in a character vector and return the indices of matching elements.