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Hi. Not sure whether this was intentional but I found one NA within the dataset. Try running as.vector(freq_first_names$Name[3300:3305]) which shows the location of the NA. This refers to version ‘1.3.0’. This might be important as it requires removing such values prior to creating other objects, e.g.: dictionaries.
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Hi. Not sure whether this was intentional but I found one NA within the
dataset. Try running as.vector(freq_first_names$Name[3300:3305]) which
shows the location of the NA. This refers to version ‘1.3.0’. This might be
important as it requires removing such values prior to creating other
objects, e.g.: dictionaries.
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Hi. Not sure whether this was intentional but I found one NA within the dataset. Try running
as.vector(freq_first_names$Name[3300:3305])
which shows the location of the NA. This refers to version ‘1.3.0’. This might be important as it requires removing such values prior to creating other objects, e.g.: dictionaries.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: