Modern R Programming Cookbook

How it works...

The arrange() verb takes the first input argument as a data frame and then, the names of variables to organize the rows in ascending order. In the code, it takes USAairlineData2016 as input data and the ORIGIN and DEST variables for organizing the rows in ascending order. To do the descending arrangement, the desc() function has been used. The arrange() verb works relatively slower than other verbs in dplyr, but it works faster than the base R order() function.