How does R internally store different types of variables such as vectors, lists, and data frames?
- In RAM
- In the processor cache
- None of the above
- On the hard disk
R stores all variables in RAM (Random Access Memory). This includes vectors, lists, data frames, and other data structures. This is part of what allows R to perform operations on data very quickly, but it also means that R can be memory-intensive, especially when working with large datasets.
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