How do you handle errors and exceptions in R?
- Ignore errors and hope the script continues to run
- None of the above
- Stop the execution of the script immediately
- Use tryCatch() to handle potential errors
R provides several functions to handle errors and exceptions. The most commonly used is 'tryCatch()', which allows you to specify what should happen in case of error or exception, thus preventing the script from terminating unexpectedly.
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