You can use the result of one function as the argument for another function in R by ________.

  • Passing the function call as an argument
  • Assigning the result to a variable and passing the variable as an argument
  • Using the pipe operator %>%
  • All of the above
In R, you can use the result of one function as the argument for another function by passing the function call as an argument. This allows you to chain multiple function calls together, with each subsequent function operating on the result of the previous function.
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