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How to remove double inverted commas in R matrix?
To remove double inverted commas in R matrix, we can follow the below steps −
First of all, create a matrix.
Then, use print function along with quote argument.
Example
Create the matrix
Let’s create a matrix as shown below −
M<-matrix(sample(c("india","china","uk","russia","qatar"),25,replace=TRUE)) M
Output
On executing, the above script generates the below output(this output will vary on your system due to randomization) −
[,1] [1,] "russia" [2,] "russia" [3,] "russia" [4,] "qatar" [5,] "india" [6,] "qatar" [7,] "qatar" [8,] "india" [9,] "china" [10,] "india" [11,] "india" [12,] "uk" [13,] "russia" [14,] "india" [15,] "qatar" [16,] "india" [17,] "china" [18,] "qatar" [19,] "qatar" [20,] "china" [21,] "india" [22,] "russia" [23,] "china" [24,] "qatar" [25,] "qatar"
Remove double inverted commas
Using print function along with quote argument to remove double inverted commas −
M<-matrix(sample(c("india","china","uk","russia","qatar"),25,replace=TRUE)) print(M,quote=FALSE)
Output
[,1] [1,] russia [2,] russia [3,] russia [4,] qatar [5,] india [6,] qatar [7,] qatar [8,] india [9,] china [10,] india [11,] india [12,] uk [13,] russia [14,] india [15,] qatar [16,] india [17,] china [18,] qatar [19,] qatar [20,] china [21,] india [22,] russia [23,] china [24,] qatar [25,] Qatar
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