Proceed as shown in the example below to export an R vector object into a csv or text file. You can use this code on RStudio, Jupyter Notebook or other R dev environment.
Step 1: Create an R vector
We will define a vector composed from character strings. You could as well define a numeric vector or subset your vector from an existing DataFrame object.
hr_vector <- c('Python', 'R', 'Julia', 'Access', 'Power BI')Step 2: Define location of your csv file
Next, we will define a path in the file system in which we will save our csv file:
csv_path = 'hr_vector.csv'Step 3: Convert your R vector to a text or CSV file
Your next step is to use the write.csv function in order to export the vector into a comma separated file.
write.csv(hr_vector, csv_path, row.names = FALSE)Step 4: Check your file output
Last, navigate to your file in your Windows, macOS or Linux file system, open it and verify its contents. Here is a screenshot:
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