The 'stringsAsFactors' (from line 75) section of this episode does not appear as described. The first assignment runs and returns a list of all the car colours. However the descriptions says that it is "Blue", "Green" and '1','2'....
Looking at the str(carSpeeds) the description doesn't match the output in the screen (description: "We can see that the $Color and $State columns are factors and $Speed is a numeric column.." output: $Color and $State are character strings, and $Speed is an int column.
I also ran the script in my RStudio and it did output as the description except for the str(carSpeeds) (line 89), $Color is a character string.
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I note that the initial comment in that issue was made a month ago, and that neither the reporter nor the first replyer noted the problem with the colours not being listed as factors. So I wonder if they didn't notice it or this is a new issue.
As per your reply in that issue, if you think it is a HTML issue then it is way above my head, but I'll keep looking at the script and see if I can spot anything.
EPLeyne commentedJun 3, 2020
http://swcarpentry.github.io/r-novice-inflammation/11-supp-read-write-csv/index.html
The 'stringsAsFactors' (from line 75) section of this episode does not appear as described. The first assignment runs and returns a list of all the car colours. However the descriptions says that it is "Blue", "Green" and '1','2'....

Looking at the str(carSpeeds) the description doesn't match the output in the screen (description: "We can see that the $Color and $State columns are factors and $Speed is a numeric column.." output: $Color and $State are character strings, and $Speed is an int column.

I also ran the script in my RStudio and it did output as the description except for the str(carSpeeds) (line 89), $Color is a character string.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: