2. Splitting and combining strings a. Split the "veggies* string into three strings, the first and
second and third favorites. Save the resulting as * *eggies.list*, and display it. Verify using R
conmands that vegies.list is in fact a list. Show how you access your second favorite veggie in
this list. { r } b. Now use a single R command to split the "VeggiesandFruits" vector into a list of
two elements, with each entry containing three strings. Show how you access your second
favorite fruit in this list..
2- Splitting and combining strings a- Split the -veggies- string into.pdf
1. 2. Splitting and combining strings a. Split the "veggies* string into three strings, the first and
second and third favorites. Save the resulting as * *eggies.list*, and display it. Verify using R
conmands that vegies.list is in fact a list. Show how you access your second favorite veggie in
this list. { r } b. Now use a single R command to split the "VeggiesandFruits" vector into a list of
two elements, with each entry containing three strings. Show how you access your second
favorite fruit in this list.
