Once you have read data into R using table.read() as described here, you can also access each of the cells in the 9 element grid of the 3 columns X 3 rows by providing row and column numbers.
You defined the table as shown here:
You can access row1, column 1 using this code:
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> df[1, "Col1"]
[1] A
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Using code similar to the above you can access each element providing row number and column number as shown.
df[1, Col1] df[1, "Col2"] df[1, "Col3"]
df[2, Col1] df[2, "Col2"] df[2, "Col3"]
df[3, Col1] df[3, "Col2"] df[3, "Col3"]
You defined the table as shown here:
You can access row1, column 1 using this code:
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> df[1, "Col1"]
[1] A
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Using code similar to the above you can access each element providing row number and column number as shown.
df[1, Col1] df[1, "Col2"] df[1, "Col3"]
df[2, Col1] df[2, "Col2"] df[2, "Col3"]
df[3, Col1] df[3, "Col2"] df[3, "Col3"]
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