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Referring the title, I'm figuring how to convert space between words to be %20 .
For example,
> y <- "I Love You"
How to make y = I%20Love%20You
> y
[1] "I%20Love%20You"
Thanks a lot.
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The gsub() function in R is used for replacement operations. The functions takes the input and substitutes it against the specified values. The gsub() function always deals with regular expressions. You can use the regular expressions as the parameter of substitution.
The easiest option to replace spaces in column names is with the clean. names() function. This R function creates syntactically correct column names by replacing blanks with an underscore. Moreover, you can use this function in combination with the %>%-operator from the Tidyverse package.
Use str_replace_all() method of stringr package to replace multiple string values with another list of strings on a single column in R and update part of a string with another string.
Another option would be URLencode():
y <- "I love you"
URLencode(y)
[1] "I%20love%20you"
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