Following are two different ways in which one could load data included with R:
The below instructions assumes that you have installed the package prior to loading the datasets available with the package.
Following is a simple command set one needs to execute to load data available with different R packages. I shall take GGPlot package example.
Once loaded, you could quickly check upon data using command, “head(dataSetName)”. For example, data(diamonds)
With just one command, you could load the dataset without loading the package. Following is the command:
Again, to make sure that data is loaded correctly, use “head” command. For example, head(diamonds)
If you wanted to check upon all the available datasets available from base package as well as other installed packages, use “data()”. It displays all datasets available with base and installed packages.
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