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bind_cols() returns a 0-row data frame if the data frame to be bound has no rows. The wrapper colbind() handles the case that the data frame to be bound has no rows by converting it to a one row data frame with all fields being NA.
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dplyr::bind_cols()returns a 0-row data frame if the data frame to be bound has no rows. The wrappercolbind()handles the case that the data frame to be bound has no rows by converting it to a one row data frame with all fields beingNA.This change is