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merging data frames in r

I want to merge two data.frames in R, the first one is a data frame with 50,000 rows and 95 columns and the second one has only 1 row and 95 columns, I'm using the rbind function, but I'm not sure how this function works, for example, Is necessary that both colnames in data frames are sorted or it doesn't matter ? 

   data_2 <- data.frame(1:50000, 1:95 ) 

vector <- read.table(file = "vector_binary.csv",header = T,sep = ",",row.names = 1,check.names = F)
        vector_t <- data.frame(t(vector),check.names = F)
        dummy_variable_1 <- data.frame(vector_hip_t[order(colnames(data_2))],check.names = F) 
        row.names(dummy_variable_1) <- "1_dummy.faa"

        data_2 <- rbind(data_2,dummy_variable_1)
        write.csv(x = data_2,file = "pangenome_matrix_t0.tr_3.csv")
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written by erick_rc93 • erick_rc93

column names do not need to be sorted, they only need to exist in both dataframes. rbind(df1, df2) would return a new dataframe with the rows of df2 appended to the bottom of df1

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