R language Learning-Object handling utility function

The object-handling utility of the R language can be thought of as a toolset for parsing variables (or objects), similar to the reflection functionality in Java, but easier to use.

The practical functions for working with data objects are shown in the following table:

Function	Use
Length (object)	Displays the number of elements/components in the object
Dim (object)	Display the dimensions of an object
Str (object)	Show the structure of an object
Class (Object)	Display the class or type of an object
Mode (object)	Show the mode of an object
Names (object)	Displays the names of the components in an object
C (Object, Object,...)	Merging objects into a vector
Cbind (Object, object, ...)	Merging objects by column
Rbind (Object, object, ...)	Merging objects by rows
Object	Output an Object
Head (object)	List the starting part of an object
Tail (object)	List the last part of an object
LS ()	Displays the current list of objects
Rm (Object, object, ...)	Deletes one or more objects. The statement rm (list = ls ()) deletes almost all objects in the current working environment *
NewObject <-Edit (object)	Edit the object and save as NewObject
Fix (object)	Edit objects directly

R language Learning-Object handling utility function