How can you format the print output in R, such as limiting decimal points or adding padding?
- None of the above
- Use the format() function
- Use the round() function to limit decimal points and the str_pad() function to add padding
- You cannot format the print output in R
The 'format()' function in R can be used to format the print output. This includes controlling the number of decimal places, adding padding, setting field widths, and more. For example, 'format(round(x, 2))' would round 'x' to 2 decimal places.
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