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What does str_detect do?
What does str_detect do?
What is the function of str_which?
What is the function of str_which?
Find the indexes of strings that contain a pattern match.
What does str_count do?
What does str_count do?
Count the number of matches in a string.
What is the purpose of str_locate?
What is the purpose of str_locate?
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What does str_sub accomplish?
What does str_sub accomplish?
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What is str_subset used for?
What is str_subset used for?
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What does str_extract return?
What does str_extract return?
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What is achieved by using str_match?
What is achieved by using str_match?
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What does str_length indicate?
What does str_length indicate?
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What is the function of str_pad?
What is the function of str_pad?
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What does str_trunc do?
What does str_trunc do?
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What is the purpose of str_trim?
What is the purpose of str_trim?
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What does str_replace accomplish?
What does str_replace accomplish?
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What is the role of str_replace_all?
What is the role of str_replace_all?
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What does str_to_lower do?
What does str_to_lower do?
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What does str_to_upper accomplish?
What does str_to_upper accomplish?
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What is the function of str_to_title?
What is the function of str_to_title?
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What does str_c do?
What does str_c do?
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What is achieved with str_dup?
What is achieved with str_dup?
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What does str_split_fixed do?
What does str_split_fixed do?
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What is the use of str_split?
What is the use of str_split?
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What does glue::glue do?
What does glue::glue do?
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What is the purpose of glue::glue_data?
What is the purpose of glue::glue_data?
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What does str_order do?
What does str_order do?
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What is the function of str_sort?
What is the function of str_sort?
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What does str_conv do?
What does str_conv do?
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What is str_view used for?
What is str_view used for?
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What does str_view_all do?
What does str_view_all do?
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What is the purpose of str_wrap?
What is the purpose of str_wrap?
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Study Notes
Stringr Functions Overview
- str_detect: Identifies if a specified pattern exists within a string.
- str_which: Returns indices of strings where a pattern match is found.
- str_count: Tallies the occurrences of a pattern within a string.
- str_locate: Pinpoints the exact locations of pattern matches in a string.
- str_sub: Retrieves a substring from a character vector.
String Filtering and Extraction
- str_subset: Filters and returns only those strings that contain a specific pattern.
- str_extract: Captures the first instance of a pattern found within each string, returning a vector.
- str_match: Similar to str_extract but provides matches as a matrix, displaying different groups defined by parentheses in the pattern.
String Manipulation Functions
- str_length: Measures the length of strings in terms of character count.
- str_pad: Expands a string's width by padding it with specified characters.
- str_trunc: Reduces string size, truncating content with an ellipsis if necessary.
- str_trim: Removes leading and trailing whitespace from strings.
Substitution Functions
- str_replace: Substitutes the first instance of a matched pattern in each string.
- str_replace_all: Replaces every occurrence of a matched pattern throughout each string.
Case Conversion Functions
- str_to_lower: Transforms all characters in the string to lowercase.
- str_to_upper: Converts all characters in the string to uppercase.
- str_to_title: Modifies a string to title case, capitalizing the first letter of each word.
String Joining and Repeating
- str_c: Concatenates multiple strings into one.
- str_dup: Duplicates a string a specified number of times.
String Splitting
- str_split_fixed: Divides a vector of strings into a matrix format based on occurrences of a pattern.
- str_split: Breaks strings into a list of substrings, facilitating flexible manipulation.
Advanced String Handling
- glue::glue: Constructs strings from variables and expressions to evaluate inline.
- glue::glue_data: Similar to glue but uses structures like data frames or lists for string construction.
Sorting and Viewing Strings
- str_order: Provides indices that would correctly sort a character vector.
- str_sort: Organizes a character vector in ascending order.
- str_conv: Adjusts the encoding of a given string.
- str_view: Displays an HTML view of the first regex match found in each string.
- str_view_all: Renders an HTML view of all regex matches appearing in the strings.
Formatting Strings
- str_wrap: Reformats strings into structured paragraphs for improved readability.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential functions of the Stringr package, including string detection, counting, extraction, and manipulation. Test your understanding of how to work with strings in R using specific functions like str_detect, str_extract, and str_length.