Can you explain how the assignment operators work in R?
- The <- operator assigns a value to a variable in R
- The = operator assigns a value to a variable in R
- Both <- and = operators can be used interchangeably for assignment in R
- The assignment operator in R depends on the context and can be either <- or =
In R, the <- operator is commonly used for assignment. It assigns a value to a variable. For example, x <- 5 assigns the value 5 to the variable x. However, the = operator can also be used for assignment, although it is less commonly used in favor of <-. Both operators work interchangeably for assignment.
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