How can you print a specific element of a vector in R?
- Use the "#" operator
- Use the "$" operator
- Use the "@" operator
- Use the "[]" operator
To print a specific element of a vector in R, use the '[]' operator for indexing. For example, if 'v' is a vector, 'v[1]' prints the first element of the vector 'v'.
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