R Magrittr Pipe Operator Usage With the Placeholder %$% ↪ .

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Hello, how to find the number of values in vector

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great example on reddit of why my last bit of code didnt work, i had the wrong braces, instead of parens it should have been braces () --> {}


the reddit post by /u/guepier:

Your example at the end doesn’t work because R parses the expression as equivalent to

(data %>% .) + 7

magrittr implements an “escape hatch”, as it were, for such cases:

data %>% {. + 7}

And that’ll work. Though of course you could equally write

data %>% `+`(7)

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