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hey everybody today weamp;#39;re learning the per package this is a highly underrated underutilized element of the core tidy verse that helps us work with lists and do repetitive tasks more quickly and efficiently um the core Workhorse function that weamp;#39;re going to want to look at in per is the map function and the map function essentially does iteration for you itamp;#39;ll work over vectors itamp;#39;ll work over lists and itamp;#39;ll work over data frames so letamp;#39;s start with a simple Vector letamp;#39;s just take the numbers one to five and do the same thing over and over and over again to it letamp;#39;s take the square root of every element in that list and you see that we got back a list in this case with the square roots of the numbers one two three four and five in the five different positions for map is a list this is a very general flexible structure but itamp;#39;s also a little bit unwieldy and for something like this you probably want a numeric Vecto
