Does the mean function in R handle missing values?
- Yes, the mean() function automatically ignores missing values
- No, missing values cause an error in the mean() function
- Yes, but missing values are treated as 0 in the mean calculation
- Yes, but missing values need to be explicitly removed before using the mean() function
Yes, the mean() function in R automatically handles missing values by ignoring them in the calculation. It computes the mean based on the available non-missing values in the vector or column.
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