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Example 1: Remove Whitespaces in R
text1 <- " Programiz Pro " # remove whitespaces using trimws() print(trimws(text1))
Output
[1] "Programiz Pro"
In the above example, we have used the trimws()
function to remove the leading and trailing whitespace. It doesn’t remove whitespace that appears in the middle.
Example 2: Remove Leading Whitespaces in R
text1 <- " Programiz Pro " # remove leading whitespaces using trimws() print(trimws(text1, "l"))
Output
[1] "Programiz Pro "
In the above example, we have passed "l"
inside the trimws()
function to remove the leading whitespaces in the text1 string.
Example 3: Remove Trailing Whitespaces in R
text1 <- " Programiz Pro " # remove trailing whitespaces using trimws() print(trimws(text1, "r"))
Output
[1] " Programiz Pro"
In the above example, we have passed "r"
inside the trimws()
function to remove the trailing whitespaces in the text1 string.
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