Imagine you're working with a dataset in R and you need to filter rows based on multiple conditions. How would you approach this?
- Use the subset() function with logical conditions separated by the 'AND' operator
- Use the filter() function with logical conditions separated by the 'OR' operator
- Use the dplyr package's filter() function with multiple logical conditions
- Use the ifelse() function with nested logical conditions
To filter rows based on multiple conditions in R, you can use the subset() function with logical conditions separated by the 'AND' operator (&). For example, subset(my_data, condition1 & condition2) would return the subset of my_data where both condition1 and condition2 are TRUE.
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