Suppose you're writing a function in R that simulates a random process many times. How would you use a for loop to accomplish this?
- for (i in 1:n_simulations) { simulate_one_iteration() }
- for (i in 1:n_simulations) { simulate(i) }
- simulate(n_simulations)
- for (simulation in n_simulations) { simulate_one_iteration() }
To simulate a random process many times using a for loop, you can iterate from 1 to the desired number of simulations (n_simulations), and within each iteration, call a function simulate_one_iteration() that performs one simulation of the random process. This allows you to repeat the simulation process the desired number of times.
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