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How can I assign a value using if-else conditions in R

I have this dataframe with a column a. I would like to add a different column 'b' based on column 'a'.

For: if a>=10, b='double'. Otherwise b='single'.

How can I do it?

Sample output:

a b
2 single
2 single
4 single
11 double
12 double
12 double
45 double
4 single
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You can use ifelse to act on vectors with if statements.

ifelse(a>=10, "double", "single")

So your code could look like this

mydata <- cbind(a, ifelse(a>10, "double", "single"))

(Specified in comments below that if a=10, then "double")


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