In the exercises below, we will continue working with lubridate and examine more features of the library.
Answers to these exercises are available here.
Please check the previous exercise here.
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Exercise 1
Here is a string, which looks like:
dt <- "Apr, 11th 2018 17:00" .
Convert it to R’s date-time format.

Exercise 2

Here is another representation of dt:
dt <- "2018/04/11 17:00" .
Convert it to R’s date-time format.

Exercise 3

Suppose dt is in this format:

dt <- "11.4.2018 17"
Convert it to R’s date-time format.

Exercise 4

Lubridate allows you to parse dates and times in a convoluted format into R’s date-time format.
dt <- "Wed apr 11th 2018 at 7pm"

Parse it properly using the lubridate’s function.

Exercise 5

Suppose I have to parse the 110th day of 2018; how do I achieve that?

Exercise 6

Now, suppose you have two strings: “1 2018”, which represents the first quarter of 2018 and “3 2018”, which represents the 3rd quarter of 2018. Using lubridate’s functions, parse it properly.

Exercise 7

Suppose you have to parse the 10th week of 2018; please parse it with lubridate.