Dselby86
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2 years ago When you unlist the words it puts the words into a vector. You can access the object in a vector by placing a bracket after the object's name followed by the address. So word.vector[1] should return the first word in the string
On Tue, Feb 1, 2022 at 5:04 PM mmonakho @.***> wrote:
Struggling with this part.
get_first_word <- function( x ) { split title x into words unlist results select the first word return first word
}
What does # select the first word imply? How do we select it? This is what I got so far.
get_first_word <- function( x ) { word.list <- strsplit(titles, " " ) word.vector <- unlist( word.list ) select the first word return first word
}
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mmonakho
Struggling with this part.
get_first_word <- function( x ) {
split title x into words
unlist results
select the first word
return first word
}
What does # select the first word imply? How do we select it? This is what I got so far.
get_first_word <- function( x ) { word.list <- strsplit(titles, " " ) word.vector <- unlist( word.list )
select the first word
return first word
}