What is a file. path() ?
The file. path() function in R is used to include the files that are in different locations using the appropriate separator. It is used to include any file that is available in your system or more than one file that is present in different locations. We can use the file.path() function to include files that are in different locations in different operating systems such as Windows, macOS, Linux, etc.
Syntax:
The syntax of the file.path() function is
file.path(path1, path2, ...)
Where: ‘path1’, ‘path2’, etc., are the components of the file path.
Using file.path() function is so simple and easy, just make sure that the path you enter must be correct or it will not be able to locate the file.
How to Use file.path() Function in R
R programming language is becoming popular among developers, analysts, and mainly for data scientists. Students are eagerly learning R with Python language to use their analytical skills at their best. While learning any language, one is faced with many difficulties, and the individual learning R Programming Language gets stuck in finding solutions for the problems they are facing.
In this article, we are going to learn what is “file. path()” and how to use it in R programming language.
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