I have seperate lists such that:
1. $text = "I love this product"
2. $text = "Amazing service and care given, will visit once again"
3. $text = "Love this product!!"
How could i merge all lists into one list such that:
$text = ["I love this product", "Amazing service and care given, will visit once again", "Love this product!!"]
I would like to save in in a dataframe such that
Product Reviews
A ["I love this product", "Amazing service and care given, will visit once again", "Love this product!!"]
B ["I ......."]
dput
of the list:
list(list(text="I love this product"),
list(text="Amazing service and care given, will visit once again"),
list(text="Love this product!!"))
When I used cbind, it returns:
Reviews
"I love this product"
"Amazing service and care given, will visit once again"
"Love this product!!"
instead of what i wanted
CodePudding user response:
The obvious solution here is to simply unlist
your list:
list(text = unlist(mylist, use.names = FALSE))
#> $text
#> [1] "I love this product"
#> [2] "Amazing service and care given, will visit once again"
#> [3] "Love this product!!"
Created on 2022-07-31 by the reprex package (v2.0.1)
CodePudding user response:
We could use bind_rows
:
library(dplyr)
my_list %>%
bind_rows() %>%
mutate(Product = LETTERS[1:n()], .before=1)
Product text
<chr> <chr>
1 A I love this product
2 B Amazing service and care given, will visit once again
3 C Love this product!!
CodePudding user response:
We can use
c(l1,l2,l3) |> sapply(paste0) |>
unname() |> list(text = _)
- output
$text
[1] "I love this product"
[2] "Amazing service and care given, will visit once again"
[3] "Love this product!!"
- data
l1 <- list(text = "I love this product" )
l2 <- list(text = "Amazing service and care given, will visit once again" )
l3 <- list(text = "Love this product!!" )