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A new function here is `if_else()`, which has three arguments.
The first argument `test` should be a logical vector.
The result will contain the value of the second argument, `yes`, when `test` is `TRUE`, and the value of the third argument, `no`, when it is `FALSE`.
Here we're saying if `age` is the character string `"five"`, make it `"5"`, and if not leave it as `age`.
You will learn more about `if_else()` and logical vectors in @sec-logicals.
### Other arguments
There are a couple of other important arguments that we need to mention, and they'll be easier to demonstrate if we first show you a handy trick: `read_csv()` can read text strings that you've created and formatted like a CSV file: