If you have a lot of data stored in a list (e.g. output from some statistical test), sometimes you just want to export it to a text file to save it or print or whatever.
It can be difficult.
It doesnt have to be.
do this:
sink("/Users/Desktop/timothywiemken/output.txt")
function
sink()
run those three lines of code, where:
"/Users..." is the output location for the file (I put everything on my desktop and save it elsewhere later)
function is the actual function you want to run. For example: chisq.test(data$number_of_glasses, data$heavy_metal_music)
and
sink() closes down the sink function
This will export a text file with whatever name you want (here, output.txt) to your desktop (or whatever location you want).
The output file will contain all of the values typically printed in the R console window... This function just "sinks" that output to a text file. It will be in the same format as in the console window.
Very useful!
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