FAQ: Introduction to Data Frames in R - Excluding Columns

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This community-built FAQ covers the “Excluding Columns” exercise from the lesson “Introduction to Data Frames in R”.

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The Doctor Who reference in the lesson made my day! :grin:

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This is my code and it says it’s wrong

df_cols_removed ← artists %>%

select(-genre, -spotify_monthly_listeners, year_founded)

But I can see nothing wrong with it?

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You’re missing a minus sign on year_founded.