Method 3 : Using mapply() function

This function is used to combine multiple lists

Syntax:

mapply(c,list1,list2,..,listn)

Where, 

  • list is the input lists
  • c is the function that combines the lists

Example: R program to combine 4 lists using mapply() method

R




# create list1 
list1=list(names=c('sravan','bobby','ojaswi'),
           marks=c(100,89,76))
  
# create list2 
list2=list(names=c('rohith','gnanesh','satwik'),
           marks=c(96,89,70))
  
#create list3 
list3=list(names=c('vijay','gopal','harsha'),
           marks=c(100,89,76))
  
# create list4 
list4=list(names=c('ramya','khyathi','ramya preethi'),
           marks=c(96,89,70))
  
# combine lists using mapply() function
final_list=mapply(c,list2,list3,list4)
  
# display list
print(final_list)


Output:

How to Combine Lists in R

In this article, we will discuss to see how to combine the Lists in R programming language.

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