Suppose you have two character vectors and you need to concatenate corresponding elements from each vector with a hyphen in between. How would you do it?
- None of the above
- Using the c() function with sep = "-"
- Using the paste() function with sep = "-"
- Using the paste0() function with "-"
If you have two character vectors in R, you can concatenate corresponding elements from each vector with a hyphen in between using the 'paste()' function with 'sep = "-"'. For example, 'paste(c("Hello", "Goodbye"), c("world!", "friends!"), sep = "-")' would return a vector containing "Hello-world!" and "Goodbye-friends!".
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