How does R internally represent dates and times?
- As character values
- As logical values
- As numeric values
- As special date/time objects
R internally represents dates and times as special date/time objects using classes such as 'Date', 'POSIXct', and 'POSIXlt'. These classes store date and time information in a format that can be easily manipulated in R.
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