How can you handle situations where your calculations result in 'Inf' or 'NaN'?
- Both of these methods
- None of the above
- Use ifelse() function to handle such situations
- Use is.finite() function to check the result
One way to handle this is by using the is.finite() function which checks whether the value is finite or not. This function returns FALSE if the value is Inf or NaN and TRUE otherwise. Depending on the use case, you can then decide how to handle these non-finite values.
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