How to add an Item to a Set in R - Step by Step Examples

How to add an Item to a Set in R ?

In R, you can add an item to a Set (implemented using the 'set' class from the 'sets' package) using the add() function.

In this example,

We create a Set named numbers containing some integer elements.
We use the add() function from the 'sets' package to add a new integer element, such as 6, to the set.
Now, numbers contains the added element 6.

library(sets)
numbers <- set(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
numbers <- add(numbers, 6)
print(numbers)

{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}

In this example,

We create a Set named fruits containing some string elements.
We use the add() function from the 'sets' package to add a new string element, such as 'Orange', to the set.
Now, fruits contains the added element 'Orange'.

library(sets)
fruits <- set('Apple', 'Banana', 'Cherry')
fruits <- add(fruits, 'Orange')
print(fruits)

{Apple, Banana, Cherry, Orange}

In this tutorial, we learned How to add an Item to a Set in R language with well detailed examples.