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    This document discusses R programming essentials including lists, set operations, sampling, sorting, conditional statements, and for-loops. It specifically focuses on creating lists in R, accessing elements within lists, flattening lists, and extracting elements from lists based on their position. As an example, it shows how to create a list called 'm' containing objects for letters, numbers, and random values, and then extract the number from 'y' that corresponds to the letter 'r' in 'x'.

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    Introduction to R Programming

    Selva Prabhakaran

    Section 3

    R Essentials

    www.packtpub.com
    In this Section, we are going to take a look at…
    • Lists

    • Set operations

    • Sampling and sorting operations

    • Conditional statements

    • For-Loops
    Introduction to R Programming

    Selva Prabhakaran

    Video 3.1

    Lists
    In this Video, we are going to take a look at…
    • What are lists?

    • How to create a list?

    • How to access the elements in a list?

    • How to flatten a list?

    • Challenge
    R slide
    Summary
    Challenge
    Create the list ‘m’ shown below. From list ‘m’, get the number from
    object ‘y’ that correspond to the letter ‘r’ in the 'x' object.

    ## Code to create list ‘m’


    set.seed(100)
    x <- letters
    y <- 1:26
    z <- round(runif(26, 1, 26))
    m <- list(x, y, z)

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