How to Read Table?

A table can be read from left to right or from top to bottom. If you read a table across the row, you read the information from left to right. In the Cats and Dogs Table, the number of black animals is 2 + 2 = 4. You'll see that those are the numbers in the row directly to the right of the word 'Black.

How do you read a table in R?

read. table() function reads a file into data frame in table format. The file can be comma delimited or tab or any other delimiter specified by parameter "sep=". If the parameter "header=" is "TRUE", then the first row will be treated as the column names.

How do you make a table easier to read?

You can make your table easy to read by numbering each row. This allows users to refer to a row by its number. It also helps users scan the rows without losing their place as they progress. Row numbers tell users how many rows are in a table so that they can get a feel for the information density.