safely() replace with NA
If you map() over a list, and one of the elements does not have the right data type, you will not get the output you expect. Perhaps you are trying to do a mathematical operation on each element, and it turns out one of the elements is a character - it simply won't work.
If you have a very large list, figuring out where things went wrong, and what exactly went wrong can be hard. That is where safely() comes in; it shows you both your results and where the errors occurred in your map() call.
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Foundations of Functional Programming with purrr
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# Map safely over log
a <- list(1, "I can", 10, 0, "purrr") %>%
map(___(___, otherwise = NA_real_)) %>%
# Transpose the result
transpose()