How can you handle missing values in a dataset in R?
- na.rm = TRUE
- removeNA()
- na.omit()
- deleteNA()
The correct option is na.omit(). This function is used to handle missing values in a dataset by omitting (removing) rows with missing values. Options like na.rm = TRUE are used in specific functions to handle missing values within those functions, but they are not standalone functions for handling missing data.
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