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in this video ill explain how to replace character values by n a using the r programming language so without too much talk lets dive into the r code so in this video i will show you two examples and in the first example i will explain how to replace certain and a characters in a vector object using the r programming language so as first step we need to create some example data as you can see in line two of the code so if you run this line of code you can see at the top right of our studio that a new vector object appears which is called mech and we can have a look at this vector object by running line 3 of the code and then you can see at the bottom in the rstudio console that our vector object contains 5 letters and as you can see the letter a is contained twice at the first position and at the third position of our vector now lets assume that we want to replace this character by an a then we should first create a new vector object so that we can store an original version of our in