Can variables in R hold more than one data type at a time?
- No, variables in R can hold only one data type at a time
- None of the above
- Yes, if the variable is a list
- Yes, if the variable is a vector
In R, a variable can hold more than one data type at a time if it is a list. Lists in R can contain elements of different types (e.g., numbers, strings, vectors, and other lists). However, other common R data structures, such as vectors and matrices, can hold only one data type at a time.
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