str_detect multiple patterns

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To detect multiple patterns in a string using the R programming language, you can use the str_detect function from the stringr package. Here are the steps to do that:

Step 1: Install and load the required package:

install.packages("stringr")  # Install the stringr package
library(stringr)             # Load the stringr package

Step 2: Define the string you want to search for patterns in:

my_string <- "This is a sample string"

Step 3: Define the patterns you want to detect:

pattern1 <- "sample"
pattern2 <- "string"

Step 4: Use the str_detect function to detect patterns in the string:

result1 <- str_detect(my_string, pattern1)
result2 <- str_detect(my_string, pattern2)

Step 5: View the results:

result1  # TRUE if the pattern was found, FALSE otherwise
result2  # TRUE if the pattern was found, FALSE otherwise

Explanation: - In Step 1, we install and load the stringr package, which provides the str_detect function for pattern detection. - In Step 2, we define the string my_string that we want to search for patterns in. - In Step 3, we define the patterns pattern1 and pattern2 that we want to detect in the string. - In Step 4, we use the str_detect function to detect the patterns in the string. We pass in the string and the pattern as arguments to the function. - In Step 5, we view the results of the pattern detection. The variables result1 and result2 will contain TRUE if the pattern was found in the string, and FALSE otherwise.

I hope this explanation helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.