I have the following statement:
if(Estatu== "INF"){
MIN <- 5
} else if (length(Estatu)==0) {
MIN <- 0
}
It's very simple, but Estatu sometimes has INF and other times it's an empty value (character 0).
I have two problems:
When the value is
character(0), it indicates the following error:Error in if (Estatu== "INF") { : argument has zero lengthI would like it not to give me an error because I have already put below that the value can be zero length.
When the declaration is repeated and the value is "0" instead of putting the value
0inMIN, the data of the declaration that has been executed before remains inMIN. I put in MIN the previous value, the result of the previous execution of this statement.
What I can do?
Thanks for your help
CodePudding user response:
We can use the length expression as the first one so that it gets evaluated before anything else
Estatu <- character(0)
if(length(Estatu) == 0) 0 else if(Estatu == "INF") 5
[1] 0
