I found how to initialize an empty data frame with 3 or 4 dimensions. It's like
df <- data.frame(Date=as.Date(character()), File=character(), User=numeric(), stringsAsFactors=FALSE)
However, What's the most effective way to initialize an empty data.frame with a lot of column names. like
mynames <- paste("hello", c(1:10000))
The wrong way I tried is:
df <- data.frame(mynames=numeric())
Thanks a lot beforehand
One simple approach to creating an empty DataFrame in the R programming language is by using data. frame() method without any params. This creates an R DataFrame without rows and columns (0 rows and 0 columns).
To create an empty Data Frame in R, call data. frame() function, and pas no arguments to it. The function returns an empty Data Frame with zero rows and zero columns.
An empty data frame can also be created with or without specifying the column names and column types to the data values contained within it. data. frame() method can be used to create a data frame, and we can assign the column with the empty vectors.
How to Create a Data Frame. We can create a dataframe in R by passing the variable a,b,c,d into the data. frame() function. We can R create dataframe and name the columns with name() and simply specify the name of the variables.
Maybe this -
df <- data.frame(matrix(ncol = 10000, nrow = 0)) colnames(df) <- paste0("hello", c(1:10000))
And @joran's suggestion - df <- setNames(data.frame(matrix(ncol = 10000, nrow = 0)),paste0("hello", c(1:10000)))
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