CODEWITHSUNDEEP
stata
user15174990
user15174990

Reputation:

What does the following Stata code mean (x/max=.)?

I do not know Stata and I need to know what the following code means. I understand that prtvtacy gets recoded to 1 if it is 1 and 0 else. But what does recode prtvtacy (66/max=.) mean?

*cyprus
tab prtvtacy
tab prtvtacy, nolab
recode prtvtacy (66/max=.)
 
recode winlose 0=1 if prtvtacy==1

Upvotes: 0

Views: 49

Answers (1)

TheIceBear
TheIceBear

Reputation: 3255

Here are inline comments for each line. Note that variable in Stata means what is most often called a column in many other programming languages.

*cyprus                            // <- This is a comment
tab prtvtacy                       // <- This shows the frequency of the variable prtvtacy
tab prtvtacy, nolab                // <- Same as above, but shows numeric code instead of label
recode prtvtacy (66/max=.)         // <- Any value in variable prtvtacy between 66 and the highest value is changed to missing value (.)
 
recode winlose 0=1 if prtvtacy==1  // <- Set variable winlose to 1 for observations where winlose is 0 and prtvtacy is 1

Upvotes: 2

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