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The document provides instructions for reading and writing files in R, including syntax and explanations for reading text and CSV files. It details parameters such as file path, header, and separator for both reading and writing operations. Examples are included for clarity on how to implement these functions.

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Downlo Download: Reading Writing Files

The document provides instructions for reading and writing files in R, including syntax and explanations for reading text and CSV files. It details parameters such as file path, header, and separator for both reading and writing operations. Examples are included for clarity on how to implement these functions.

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Reading and writing files


Files:
1. Reading Text
Syntax: "", ..)
FALSE, sep
read.table(file, header =
Explanation: data is located.
path or connection where the
file': The file contains column names.
specifying if the first row
'header: Boolean, tab-delimited).
"" for CSV, "\t" for
separator used in the file (e.g.,
-'sep': The
Example: sep = "\t")
read.table("data.txt", header = TRUE,
data <-
Files:
2. Reading CSV

Syntax:
="", ...)
read.csv(file, header = TRUE, sep
Explanation:
is located.
The path or connection where the CSV data
- file': column names.
'header': Boolean, indicating if the first row contains
for comma-separated files).
-
is","
used in the CSV file (default
- 'sep': The delimiter
Example:
data <- read.csv"data.csv")
Writing Files in R:
1. Writing Text Files:

Syntax:
write.table(x, file, sep = "",...)

Explanation:
frame) to be written.
-'x': The data object (e.g., data
where the data will be written.
- "file': The file path or connection
- "sep': The separator to use between entries.

Example:
write.table(data, "output.txt", sep="\t")
2. Writing CSV Files:

Syntax:
write.csv(x, file, row.names = FALSE, ...)

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