In this article, we will see how to convert the named vector to Dataframe in the R Programming Language.
Method 1:
Generally while converting a named vector to a dataframe we may face a problem. That is, names of vectors may get converted into row names, and data may be converted into a single column. So we need to convert the vector into a list then convert the list into a dataframe.
First, we will convert the vector into a list using as.list( ) method and passed it to data.frame( ) method in order to convert the vector into dataframe.
Example:
R
vector1 = c (1, "karthik" , "IT" )
names (vector1) = c ( "id" , "name" , "branch" )
df = data.frame ( as.list (vector1))
print (df)
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Output :

Method 2: Using tibble library.
In tibble library there is a method called as_tibble( ) function. In order to use as_tibble( ) we need to install tibble library. To install package we can use install.packages( ) function by passing package name as parameter.
syntax : variable = as_tibble (as.list(vector))
Example:
R
library (tibble)
vec1 = c ( "1" , "karthik" , "IT" )
names (vec1) = c ( "id" , "name" , "branch" )
df= as_tibble ( as.list (vec1))
print (df)
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Output:

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06 Jun, 2021
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