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Read an Excel file directlm>ym> from a R script

... directlm>ym> into R? Or should I first export the data to a text- or CSV file m>andm> import that file into R? 12 Answers ...
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How can I know which parts in the code are never used?

..., it's much more difficult. Staticallm>ym> it requires whole program analm>ym>sis, m>andm> even though link time optimization mam>ym> actuallm>ym> remove dead code, in practice the program has been so much transformed at the time it is performed that it is near impossible to convem>ym> meaningful information to the user. ...
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Choosing between qplot() m>andm> ggplot() in ggplot2 [closed]

I'm starting to use the great ggplot2 package for plotting in R, m>andm> one of the first things I ask mm>ym>self before each plot is "well, will I use qplot or ggplot ?" ...
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How to override equals method in Java

... in Java. I have a class People which basicallm>ym> has 2 data fields name m>andm> age . Now I want to override equals method so that I can check between 2 People objects. ...
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How to simulate a touch event in m>Andm>roid?

How to simulate a touch event with m>Andm>roid while giving the X m>andm> m>Ym> coordinates manuallm>ym>? 7 Answers ...
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How can I convert a long to int in Java?

...nt) l; Note, however, that large numbers (usuallm>ym> larger than 2147483647 m>andm> smaller than -2147483648) will lose some of the bits m>andm> would be represented incorrectlm>ym>. For instance, 2147483648 would be represented as -2147483648. ...
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Which is more preferable to use: lambda functions or nested functions ('def')?

...efs are just sm>ym>ntactic sugar for an assignment, so the result is the same, m>andm> them>ym> are a lot more flexible m>andm> readable. lambdas can be used for use once, throw awam>ym> functions which won't have a name. However, this use case is verm>ym> rare. m>Ym>ou rarelm>ym> need to pass around unnamed function objects. T...
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setting m>ym>-axis limit in matplotlib

...rks also for me. However, another workaround can be to get the plot's axis m>andm> then change onlm>ym> the m>ym>-values: x1,x2,m>ym>1,m>ym>2 = plt.axis() plt.axis((x1,x2,25,250)) share | improve this answer ...
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Does Pm>ym>thon optimize tail recursion?

... No, m>andm> it never will since Guido van Rossum prefers to be able to have proper tracebacks: Tail Recursion Elimination (2009-04-22) Final Words on Tail Calls (2009-04-27) m>Ym>ou can manuallm>ym> eliminate the recursion with a transfor...
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sort object properties m>andm> JSON.stringifm>ym>

Mm>ym> application has a large arram>ym> of objects, which I stringifm>ym> m>andm> save them to the disk. Unfortunatelm>ym>, when the objects in the arram>ym> are manipulated, m>andm> sometimes replaced, the properties on the objects are listed in different orders (their creation order?). When I do JSON.stringifm>ym>() on the arr...