Make is a variable in the data file. Why isn't it recognized?

Question

Problem 5:

use the pipe operation to `%>%` pipe data from the MPG dataframe

- create a data frame called df_Toyota by performing the following

-- pipe from MPG

-- Filter make == 'Toyota'

-- Filter model age <= 5

-- Select make, model,model_age, city_mpg, hwy_mpg, cylinders, engine_displ

```{r eval=TRUE}

df_Toyota <-mpg_1 %>%

filter make == 'Toyota'%>%

filter model_age <= 5 %>%

select(make, model, model_age, city_mpg, hwy_mpg, cylinders, engine_displ)

Error: unexpected symbol in:

"df_Toyota <-mpg_1 %>%

filter make"

Answer 1

in the mpg dataset, we have manufacturer, not make. Assuming that you changed the variable name to make, there are two problems in your statement. make == 'Toyota' needs to be in parentheses (make == 'Toyota')

and 'Toyota' needs to be 'toyota' to get any values