Suppose you're working with a large and complex list in R. How would you print it in a way that's easy for a human to understand?
- None of the above
- Use the cat() function with the "n" separator
- Use the print() function with the max.levels argument
- Use the str() function
The str() function in R provides a compact, human-readable description of any R data structure, which makes it easier to understand the structure and content of large and complex lists. It displays the internal structure of an R object in a way that's compact and informative.
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