head & tail Functions in R (6 Examples) | Data Frame, Vector & List Object | Extract First/Last Rows

How to return the first or last part of a data object using the head and tail functions in the R programming language. More details: https://statisticsglobe.com/head-tail...
R code of this video:

data ＜- data.frame(x1 = letters[1:10], # Create example data
x2 = 11:20)
data # Print example data

head(data) # Return head of data frame

head(data, 4) # Return first four rows of data frame

tail(data) # Return tail of data frame

tail(data, 4) # Return last four rows of data frame

vec ＜- 1:10 # Create example vector
vec # Print example vector

head(vec) # Apply head to vector object

tail(vec) # Apply tail to vector object

my_list ＜- list(1, # Create example list
5:9,
letters[6:1],
"xxx")
my_list # Print example list

head(my_list, 2) # Apply head to list object

tail(my_list, 2) # Apply tail to list object

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