Operators in R
Learn how to use arithmetic and logical operators in R. These binary operators work on vectors, matrices, and scalars.
Mar 2024 · 4 min read
What's the difference between <- and = for assignment in R?
Why does 1/3 == 0.3333333 return FALSE in R?
Can I use && and || for vectorized logical operations?
How do I check if an element is in a vector or list?
What does the %% operator do?
How can I perform integer division in R?
Why does 2 == "2" return TRUE?
How do I assign a value globally from within a function?
Can I create custom operators in R?
How do I ensure exact comparisons between two objects in R?
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