Can you return multiple values from a function in R?
- No, a function can only return a single value
- Yes, by returning a list or a vector
- Yes, by using the return() statement multiple times
- Yes, by using the yield keyword
Yes, you can return multiple values from a function in R. One way to do this is by returning a list or a vector containing the desired values. By organizing the values into a single object, you can effectively return multiple results from the function.
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