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stringi cheat sheet
Are there any cheat sheets of stringi available? Like this one of stringr: http://edrub.in/CheatSheets/cheatSheetStringr.pdf
It would be more efficient to have a cheat sheet since R base, stringr, and stringi have different but similar types of syntax, which could be confusing some times.
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