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closing backtick for `sub()`
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion manuscript/regex.Rmd
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Expand Up @@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ Notice that the `sub()` function found the first match (at the beginning of the
gsub("<dd>[F|f]ound on |</dd>", "", x)
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The `sub() and `gsub()` functions can take vector arguments so we don't have to process each string one by one.
The `sub()` and `gsub()` functions can take vector arguments so we don't have to process each string one by one.

```{r}
r <- regexpr("<dd>[F|f]ound(.*?)</dd>", homicides[1:5])
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Expand Up @@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ Notice that the `sub()` function found the first match (at the beginning of the
[1] "January 1, 2007"
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The `sub() and `gsub()` functions can take vector arguments so we don't have to process each string one by one.
The `sub()` and `gsub()` functions can take vector arguments so we don't have to process each string one by one.


{line-numbers=off}
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