Logicals and subset()

Here's a fun problem. You know how to create logical vectors that tell you when a certain condition is true, but can you subset a data frame to only contains rows where that condition is true?

If you took Introduction to R for Finance, you might remember the subset() function. subset() takes as arguments a data frame (or vector/matrix) and a logical vector of which rows to return:

stocks
        date    ibm panera
1 2017-01-20 170.55 216.65
2 2017-01-23 171.03 216.06
3 2017-01-24 175.90 213.55
4 2017-01-25 178.29 212.22

subset(stocks, ibm < 175)
        date    ibm panera
1 2017-01-20 170.55 216.65
2 2017-01-23 171.03 216.06

Useful, right? The stocks data frame is available for you to use.

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Instructions

Subset stocks to include rows where panera is greater than 216.
Subset stocks to retrieve the row where date is equal to "2017-01-23". Don't forget as.Date()!
Subset stocks to retrieve rows where ibm is less than 175 and panera is less than 216.50.

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# Panera range
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# Specific date
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# IBM and Panera joint range
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