Suppose I read a csv file into a data frame called \"d\". I wish to print the last 2 rows of this data frame. I tried the below but it is printing all the content starting f
@mnel is correct that using tail() would probably be the easiest, however I think that your confusion has to do with how subset() and indexing work in general. In your example be mindful of how you index matrices and data.frames since
d[(n:n - 1), ]
is not the same as
d[n:(n-1), ]
so check the difference carefully since the order of operations are important to understand. The subset() function also indexes based on a logical indicator and has the form
subset(object, subset = logicalvector)
where the logical vector gives the rows that you want to extract. See ?subset for more detail.