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R programming (beginner struggles): How can I make this list more efficiënt
2019 Community Moderator ElectionDoing a loop in RHow to make a great R reproducible examplefunction over more than one listHow can we make xkcd style graphs?How can I view the source code for a function?using colsplit function for many columnsmaking a named list from vectors without copying/pastingHow to subset dataframe using string values from a list?In R, how can I conditionally set a named list's element equal to the name for that element?Creating all possible combinations of items and doing calculations simultaneously
I just started programming for the first time. I work on a research project with the tuber library. I already set up my api, this works fine.
Now I wanted to get my data into a table.
Therefore I want to combine 'get_stats' and 'get_video_details'.
To use the function 'get_stats' I need a 'video id'. Because I will work with 500 -1000 video Id's, I'm trying to find a way to overcome this:
my_list <- list(
vid_list$items[[1]]$id,
vid_list$items[[2]]$id,
vid_list$items[[3]]$id,
vid_list$items[[4]]$id,
vid_list$items[[5]]$id
......
)
View(my_list)
I figured out I will probably need a to use a loop. But I haven't found a way to work it out. Can anyone of you help me? It would be very much appreciated :)
r datatable
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I just started programming for the first time. I work on a research project with the tuber library. I already set up my api, this works fine.
Now I wanted to get my data into a table.
Therefore I want to combine 'get_stats' and 'get_video_details'.
To use the function 'get_stats' I need a 'video id'. Because I will work with 500 -1000 video Id's, I'm trying to find a way to overcome this:
my_list <- list(
vid_list$items[[1]]$id,
vid_list$items[[2]]$id,
vid_list$items[[3]]$id,
vid_list$items[[4]]$id,
vid_list$items[[5]]$id
......
)
View(my_list)
I figured out I will probably need a to use a loop. But I haven't found a way to work it out. Can anyone of you help me? It would be very much appreciated :)
r datatable
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Arun kumar mahesh
1,504515
asked yesterday
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Trylapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
– akrun
yesterday
2
@akrun, it works! Thank you so much! :))
– LuckyLuke
yesterday
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I just started programming for the first time. I work on a research project with the tuber library. I already set up my api, this works fine.
Now I wanted to get my data into a table.
Therefore I want to combine 'get_stats' and 'get_video_details'.
To use the function 'get_stats' I need a 'video id'. Because I will work with 500 -1000 video Id's, I'm trying to find a way to overcome this:
my_list <- list(
vid_list$items[[1]]$id,
vid_list$items[[2]]$id,
vid_list$items[[3]]$id,
vid_list$items[[4]]$id,
vid_list$items[[5]]$id
......
)
View(my_list)
I figured out I will probably need a to use a loop. But I haven't found a way to work it out. Can anyone of you help me? It would be very much appreciated :)
r datatable
edited yesterday
Arun kumar mahesh
1,504515
asked yesterday
LuckyLukeLuckyLuke
165
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I just started programming for the first time. I work on a research project with the tuber library. I already set up my api, this works fine.
Now I wanted to get my data into a table.
Therefore I want to combine 'get_stats' and 'get_video_details'.
To use the function 'get_stats' I need a 'video id'. Because I will work with 500 -1000 video Id's, I'm trying to find a way to overcome this:
my_list <- list(
vid_list$items[[1]]$id,
vid_list$items[[2]]$id,
vid_list$items[[3]]$id,
vid_list$items[[4]]$id,
vid_list$items[[5]]$id
......
)
View(my_list)
I figured out I will probably need a to use a loop. But I haven't found a way to work it out. Can anyone of you help me? It would be very much appreciated :)
r datatable
r datatable
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edited yesterday
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2
Trylapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
– akrun
yesterday
2
@akrun, it works! Thank you so much! :))
– LuckyLuke
yesterday
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2
Trylapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
– akrun
yesterday
2
@akrun, it works! Thank you so much! :))
– LuckyLuke
yesterday
2
2
Try
lapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")– akrun
yesterday
Try
lapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")– akrun
yesterday
2
2
@akrun, it works! Thank you so much! :))
– LuckyLuke
yesterday
@akrun, it works! Thank you so much! :))
– LuckyLuke
yesterday
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We extract the 'items', loop through the list with lapply and extract the "id"
lapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
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lapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
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We extract the 'items', loop through the list with lapply and extract the "id"
lapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
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We extract the 'items', loop through the list with lapply and extract the "id"
lapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
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We extract the 'items', loop through the list with lapply and extract the "id"
lapply(vid_list$items, "[[", "id")
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