I could loop each element from list using for loop:
data <- list("Hello", c("USA", "Red", "100"), c("India", "Blue", "76"))
for(i in data){
print(i)}
Result:
[1] "Hello"
[1] "USA" "Red" "100"
[1] "India" "Blue" "76"
I wonder what's the equivalent method using apply
from base R or other functions in purrr
package?
Piping to invisible() will avoid showing the resulting list and give just the print side effect.
lapply(data, print) |> invisible()
[1] "Hello"
[1] "USA" "Red" "100"
[1] "India" "Blue" "76"
With purrr
, you can use walk
:
library(purrr)
walk(data, print)
[1] "Hello"
[1] "USA" "Red" "100"
[1] "India" "Blue" "76"
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