dplyr: filter

[@muratseker6406]

this playlist is so underrated. It is very clear and helpful thank you for the effort !

[@stockspotlightpodcast]

Didn’t know about the sampling function, pretty cool!

[@didierleprince6106]

Merci

[@Tuvshintugstuvshe]

how are you there?. I like your pdf file. can i get all pdf file of all tutorial

[@DataDaft]

After I upload the last 2 lessons in this dplyr series I will make the Kaggle notebook I used for these public and leave a link to it in the description of the videos.

[@taiwankyh]

Your table looks pretty after code, how to do this?

[@DataDaft]

@@taiwankyh That is the way the Kaggle notebook environment I used to make the video prints data frames by default. You could make a Kaggle account and use their coding notebooks to replicate that printing style. If you are using some other environment like working with R locally in RStudio, there are various packages for making prettier printed tables; in that case it might be best to do some web searching to find one that fits your needs. I will say if you convert your dataframe to a dplyr tibble, it will have slightly nicer print formatting.

[@taiwankyh]

DataDaft thanks for the detailed explanation; I really enjoy your videos. I hope to see more R videos