When you use compose()
, the functions are passed from right to left — that is to say in the same order as the one you would use in a nested call in base R: the first function to be executed is the function on the right.
In other words, if you are used to the pipe, the order is the opposite one:
# With the pipe
1:28 %>%
mean() %>%
round()
# In base R
round(mean(1:28))
# With compose
rounded_mean <- compose(round, mean)
rounded_mean(1:28)
So, what's the correct way to write a function that will count the number of NA
?