Imagine you need to represent a path in a string in R, which contains backslashes. How would you handle this?
- Use double backslashes (\) to represent each backslash in the path
- Use forward slashes (/) instead of backslashes in the path
- Use a single backslash () to represent each backslash in the path
- Use the paste0() function to concatenate the path elements with backslashes
To represent a path containing backslashes in a string in R, you need to use double backslashes (\). For example, "C:\Program Files\Data\file.csv" represents the path "C:Program FilesDatafile.csv".
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