1. Importing .xlsx, .csv., and .txt datasets and creating a “tibble” for each.

library(readxl)
read_excel("Practice 3 Spreadsheet.xlsx", col_names = F)
## # A tibble: 15 x 7
##       X__1  X__2  X__3  X__4  X__5  X__6  X__7
##      <chr> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl> <dbl>
##  1    size     3    12    13    81    13    55
##  2    gold     4    55    56     3    56     9
##  3    city     3    63    64     6    64    22
##  4   state     5    89    90     8    90    72
##  5 address     7    34    35     2    35    68
##  6   phone     8    12    13     6    13    20
##  7 married     9    18    19     3    19    35
##  8  single     7    97    98     8    98    88
##  9    good     5    48    49     2    49    96
## 10    poor     4    39    40     5    40    75
## 11    open     2    34    35     8    35    62
## 12   water     1    87    88    21    88    55
## 13    fire     6    55    56    87    56    25
## 14    help     3    24    25     5    25    45
## 15   large     8    11    12     4    12    20
library(dplyr)
csv_dataset <- read.csv("Practice 3 Spreadsheet.csv", header = FALSE)
csv_dataset <- tbl_df(csv_dataset)
csv_dataset
## # A tibble: 15 x 7
##         V1    V2    V3    V4    V5    V6    V7
##     <fctr> <int> <int> <int> <int> <int> <int>
##  1    size     3    12    13    81    13    55
##  2    gold     4    55    56     3    56     9
##  3    city     3    63    64     6    64    22
##  4   state     5    89    90     8    90    72
##  5 address     7    34    35     2    35    68
##  6   phone     8    12    13     6    13    20
##  7 married     9    18    19     3    19    35
##  8  single     7    97    98     8    98    88
##  9    good     5    48    49     2    49    96
## 10    poor     4    39    40     5    40    75
## 11    open     2    34    35     8    35    62
## 12   water     1    87    88    21    88    55
## 13    fire     6    55    56    87    56    25
## 14    help     3    24    25     5    25    45
## 15   large     8    11    12     4    12    20
text_dataset <- read.table("Practice 3 Spreadsheet.txt", header = FALSE)
text_dataset <- tbl_df(text_dataset)
text_dataset
## # A tibble: 15 x 7
##         V1    V2    V3    V4    V5    V6    V7
##     <fctr> <int> <int> <int> <int> <int> <int>
##  1    size     3    12    13    81    13    55
##  2    gold     4    55    56     3    56     9
##  3    city     3    63    64     6    64    22
##  4   state     5    89    90     8    90    72
##  5 address     7    34    35     2    35    68
##  6   phone     8    12    13     6    13    20
##  7 married     9    18    19     3    19    35
##  8  single     7    97    98     8    98    88
##  9    good     5    48    49     2    49    96
## 10    poor     4    39    40     5    40    75
## 11    open     2    34    35     8    35    62
## 12   water     1    87    88    21    88    55
## 13    fire     6    55    56    87    56    25
## 14    help     3    24    25     5    25    45
## 15   large     8    11    12     4    12    20

2. Import .csv file from the web and create a “tibble”.

height_weight_dataset <- read.csv(url("http://www.personal.psu.edu/dlp/alphaheight_weight_dataset.csv"))
height_weight_dataset <- tbl_df(height_weight_dataset)
height_weight_dataset
## # A tibble: 200 x 4
##    Index Height Weight Gender
##    <int>  <dbl>  <dbl> <fctr>
##  1     1  65.78 112.99 female
##  2     2  71.52 136.49   male
##  3     3  69.40 153.03   male
##  4     4  68.22 142.34 female
##  5     5  67.79 144.30   male
##  6     6  68.70 123.30   male
##  7     7  69.80 141.49   male
##  8     8  70.01 136.46 female
##  9     9  67.90 112.37   male
## 10    10  66.78 120.67   male
## # ... with 190 more rows

3. Import .csv file from the web and create a “tibble”.

titanic_dataset <- read.csv(url("http://www.personal.psu.edu/dlp/w540/datasets/titanicsurvival.csv"))
titanic_dataset <- tbl_df(titanic_dataset)
titanic_dataset
## # A tibble: 2,201 x 4
##    Class   Age   Sex Survive
##    <int> <int> <int>   <int>
##  1     1     1     1       1
##  2     1     1     1       1
##  3     1     1     1       1
##  4     1     1     1       1
##  5     1     1     1       1
##  6     1     1     1       1
##  7     1     1     1       1
##  8     1     1     1       1
##  9     1     1     1       1
## 10     1     1     1       1
## # ... with 2,191 more rows

4. Import SPSS .sav file from the web and create a “tibble”.

library(haven)
read_sav("https://cehd.gmu.edu/assets/dimitrovbook/EXAMPLE_23_1.sav")
## # A tibble: 1,028 x 12
##      Illness    Item_1    Item_2    Item_3 Item_4    Item_5    Item_6
##    <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl>  <dbl> <dbl+lbl> <dbl+lbl>
##  1         1         4         3         3      3         4         2
##  2         0         3         2         4      3         4         3
##  3         0         4         3         4      3         3         2
##  4         1         5         5         4      5         4         5
##  5         1         2         2         2      2         2         2
##  6         0         3         2         2      3         2         1
##  7         0         2         1         1      2         1         2
##  8         0         3         2         4      4         2         2
##  9         0         2         4         3      3         3         3
## 10         1         1         1         1      1         1         1
## # ... with 1,018 more rows, and 5 more variables: Item_7 <dbl>,
## #   Item_8 <dbl+lbl>, Item_9 <dbl+lbl>, Item_10 <dbl+lbl>, Item_11 <dbl>