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Using and finding missing values

When working with missing data, there are a couple of commands that you should be familiar with - firstly, you should be able to identify if there are any missing values, and where these are.

Using the any_na() and are_na() tools, identify which values are missing.

This exercise is part of the course

Dealing With Missing Data in R

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Exercise instructions

  • Create a vector, x, which has the values NA, NaN, Inf, ".", and "missing".
  • Pass a vector x to any_na() and are_na() to find and explore which ones are missing.

Hands-on interactive exercise

Have a go at this exercise by completing this sample code.

# Create x, a vector, with values NA, NaN, Inf, ".", and "missing"
x <- c(___, ___, ___, ___, ___)

# Use any_na() and are_na() on to explore the missings
any_na(___)
are_na(___)
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