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this video explains how to convert a character string containing dates and times with AM and PM to proper date and time objects in VR programming language so without much talk lets dive into the r code in this video I will show you an example and this example is based on the vector of character string dates and times that we can create with lines two to five of the code so after running these lines of code a new data object called mydt is appearing at the top right and if we print this data object to the bottom in the rstudio console you can see that our Vector object contains four different dates and times with pm and am and as you can see by applying the class function to this data object currently our data object has the character class so if you want to convert this Vector of character strings containing dates and times with AM and PM to proper date and time objects we can use the liquidate package and as a first step we need to and load the package as you can see in line
