I know this is a fairly basic topic, but it is one that caused me problems lately. Normally I only have to read in one data file at a time or I read in a few tables separately.
If I am reading in a single file would do the following
>read.table("file")
or if it is online
>read.table("url")
If it is a csv file
read.csv("file")
Now the problem arose because I needed to read in 400 files from a directory, but the files were not numerically indexed. So to solve this problem I used the functions list.files and paste.
>names<-list.files("~/directory/")
>complete_names<-paste( "~directory", names, sep="")
>for (i in sep_along(names){
monitors<-rbind(monitors, read.csv(complete_names[i]))
It was slow, but got the job done.
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