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by gwerbin
74 days ago
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> There's no reason to invent a completely new API for them Yes there is: SQL is one of many possible ways to interact with tabular data, why should it be the only one? R data frames literally pioneered an alternative API. Dplyr is fantastic for many reasons, one of those being that people like the verb-based approach Furthermore I argue that dplyr is not particularly similar to SQL in the way you actually use it and how it's actually interpreted/executed. As for the rest I feel like you're just stating your preferences as fact. |
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