hw06 ready for grading

[rishadhabib]

Here's the link to my homework Thanks!

[juansbr7]

Hi , Good work. I also chose exercise 1 for my hmwk, I find that learning how to dealing strings is one of the most important parts of cleaning data. I tdid a course in cleaning data in datacamp, it was soooo helpful. Also Hadley Wickhan (the guy who wrote stringr, tidyverse and ggplots2 packages) teaches a course about writing functions, very useful. In regex, you can refer to vowel as [aeiou] no need of the | (or) logical operator in between, ex: "^[aeiou]" #start with a vowel, "[^aeiou]"# no vowels, only consonants. Your functions is impressive, good work .

Juan

[emilymistick]

hi @rishadhabib,

Nice job on this homework! Your main README is nice, but you forgot to add hw06 to "Contents." Would probably be good to keep up with that for your own reference.

It would be nice if you gave a summary of the assignment in its README. Similarly, a more specific description than "topic 1 and 2" at the beginning of your report would be helpful to the reader.

part 1

• Very good thorough completion of the stringr exercises! You clearly have a good understanding of strings and stringer. I didn't complete this task so it was definitely helpful for me to look through your assignment. Thanks.
• In the 14.3.2.1 Exercises the output is very long and messy. It would be good to just display a subset of it for your report.

part 2

• Impressive fairly complicated function! You even included an if statement to deal with a case of finding no files which is super.

Overall, very well done and useful assignment! I like that you picked task 1 and 2, I think strings and function writing are probably the most useful things to learn well from this assignment. If you have time, try to practice mapping and nested dataframes too since they weren't in these two tasks.