37254/how-to-remove-html-tags-from-string-in-r-programming
I am trying to remove HTML tags from a character string in R.
For example:
"hello, how are you?<br />"
Is there a simple way to remove the <br />?
Try this simple code to remove the <br />:
string <- "hello, how are you?<br />" gsub("<.*/>","",string) [1] "hello, how are you?"
Hope this helps.
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