How can I use “%>%” in R programming?

 In R programming the %>% in r function is also known as the pipe operator. It is mainly used in the scenario where you need to chaining operations together. It allows you a cleaner and more readable coding for passing the result. Here are the example coding for your given situations and conditions:- 

# Assume ‘dataset’ is the name of the dataset containing student performance information

Library(dplyr)

# Chaining operations using %>%
Result <- dataset %>%
  Filter(Math_Score > 80) %>%
  Select(StudentID, Math_Score, Science_Score) %>%
  Mutate(Average_Score = (Math_Score + Science_Score) / 2) %>%
  Arrange(desc(Average_Score))
# View the resulting dataset
Print(result)
Therefore, by using this code you can chain the “dplyr” together.