Can a vector in R contain elements of different data types?
- No, all elements of a vector in R must be of the same data type
- Yes, a vector in R can contain elements of different data types
- It depends on the version of R being used
- None of the above
Yes, a vector in R can contain elements of different data types. R allows for vectorization, which means you can have a single vector that contains elements of different types, such as numeric, character, logical, etc. However, in such cases, R will coerce the elements to the most flexible type, resulting in elements of the same type within the vector.
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