Exercise 07 Script#20
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| #a 10-row, 5-column matrix containing integers from 1 to 50 | ||
| matrx <- matrix(data=1:50, nrow=10, ncol=5) | ||
| #a vector containing three letters | ||
| lettrs <-("moo") |
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| #a vector containing three letters | ||
| lettrs <-("moo") | ||
| #create a unified list | ||
| mylist <- list(hundrds, fball, nmbr, matrx, lettrs) |
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I know it was three letters, I just did a sound for fun. I didn't know they
had to be three "unique" letters. That was not in the directions.
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In Exercise7Script.R
<#20 (comment)>:
> + write.table(Iris_data,"iris.txt",row.names=FALSE,sep="\t")
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+#2: Create a list of length 5
+ #a vector with length 10 containing 100,200,...1000
+ hundrds <- seq(from=100, to=1000, by=100)
+ #a two-row, two-column data frame with the team names
+ #and final score from last week's Notre Dame football game
+ fball <- data.frame(teams=c("NotreDame", "Syracuse"), scores=c("41", "24"))
+ #the number 999
+ nmbr <- as.numeric("999")
+ #a 10-row, 5-column matrix containing integers from 1 to 50
+ matrx <- matrix(data=1:50, nrow=10, ncol=5)
+ #a vector containing three letters
+ lettrs <-("moo")
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So the question asked you for a "vector" of letters. What you created is
not a vector and not containing 3 letters.
Remember that the max credit for homework 07 is 2, so I just took off 0.25.
If you don't feel this is justified, you can ask Dr Jones about this one.
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I know it was three letters, I just did a sound for fun. I didn't know they
had to be three "unique" letters. That was not in the directions.
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> In Exercise7Script.R
> <#20 (comment)>:
>
> > + write.table(Iris_data,"iris.txt",row.names=FALSE,sep="\t")
> +
> +
> +
> +#2: Create a list of length 5
> + #a vector with length 10 containing 100,200,...1000
> + hundrds <- seq(from=100, to=1000, by=100)
> + #a two-row, two-column data frame with the team names
> + #and final score from last week's Notre Dame football game
> + fball <- data.frame(teams=c("NotreDame", "Syracuse"), scores=c("41",
"24"))
> + #the number 999
> + nmbr <- as.numeric("999")
> + #a 10-row, 5-column matrix containing integers from 1 to 50
> + matrx <- matrix(data=1:50, nrow=10, ncol=5)
> + #a vector containing three letters
> + lettrs <-("moo")
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Oh that makes sense. Would an example of that be “data.frame” to make it a
vector?
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So the question asked you for a "vector" of letters. What you created is
not a vector and not containing 3 letters.
Remember that the max credit for homework 07 is 2, so I just took off 0.25.
If you don't feel this is justified, you can ask Dr Jones about this one.
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> I know it was three letters, I just did a sound for fun. I didn't know
they
> had to be three "unique" letters. That was not in the directions.
>
> On Sun, Nov 6, 2022 at 8:47 PM qtran4 ***@***.***> wrote:
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> > In Exercise7Script.R
> > <#20 (comment)>:
> >
> > > + write.table(Iris_data,"iris.txt",row.names=FALSE,sep="\t")
> > +
> > +
> > +
> > +#2: Create a list of length 5
> > + #a vector with length 10 containing 100,200,...1000
> > + hundrds <- seq(from=100, to=1000, by=100)
> > + #a two-row, two-column data frame with the team names
> > + #and final score from last week's Notre Dame football game
> > + fball <- data.frame(teams=c("NotreDame", "Syracuse"), scores=c("41",
> "24"))
> > + #the number 999
> > + nmbr <- as.numeric("999")
> > + #a 10-row, 5-column matrix containing integers from 1 to 50
> > + matrx <- matrix(data=1:50, nrow=10, ncol=5)
> > + #a vector containing three letters
> > + lettrs <-("moo")
> >
> > three letters, not a word with three letters
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