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• sort()

  The sort() function will sort a vector (or a single column in a data frame) by a specific variable, in ascending order. You can use the decreasing = TRUE argument with the sort() function to sort the data frame in descending order (be careful not to ...

• object (in R)

  R objects are ways of saving information in R. R objects can be individual values (e.g., MyNumber <- 3) or a vector (e.g., MyVector <- c(1:10)) or even a data frame (e.g., MyCopyOfFingers <- Fingers). 

• sum()

  The sum() function computes the sum of a series of values. Example 1: # Sum by indicating a series of values sum(1, 2, 100) Example output: Example 2: # Sum by using a saved vector expenses <- c(33, 74, 12, 248, 520) sum(expenses) Example output: ...

• tail()

  The tail() function is used to get the last rows of a vector or data frame. By default, it will print out the last 6 rows of the object, but you can also specify the number of rows you would like to print out. The tail() function is similar to the ...

• head()

  The head() function is used to get the first rows of a vector or data frame. By default, it will print out the first 6 rows of the object, but you can also specify the number of rows you would like to print out. The head() function is similar to ...