not covered

2023-NHSR-Conf-Presentation.qmd

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 ## Some things we haven't covered
 
+:::{.nonincremental}
+
+* Passing other arguments in
+ + eg. the data in the charts example
+
 * The shape of the output 
- As standard, the map functions return a list containing your result
- What if we don't want that. What if we just want a vector back, or a dataframe?
- use the suffix functions instead...
- map_vec
+ + Getting a vector back instead of a list
 
-* map vs. walk
- If the important part of your function is it's side-effects, you can use walk instead of map. This doesn't return a list, but a vector of TRUE / FALSE.
+* map() vs. walk()
+ + Returned values vs. side-effects
+
+* Mapping over more than one variable
+ + map2() for 2 variables
+ + pmap() and a dataframe of variables for more
 
-* mapping over more than one variable
- Sometimes you may need to vary more than one input to the function at a time
- with 2 items to very, use map2
- With a general number to vary, use pmap
+:::
 
-## Further online training
+## Further online material
 
 ::::: {.columns}