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Variables
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Definition
A variable is a named location in memory that holds a value. The name can then be used to access or modify that value.
Variables are essential in R because they allow you to store values for later use, making code easier to write, read, and maintain.
Naming Rules
- A variable name can include letters, numbers, dots(
.), and underscores(_); - A variable name can only start with a letter or a dot;
- If a variable name starts with a dot, the next character can't be a number;
- A variable name cannot be the same as a reserved keyword, such as
TRUE,FALSE,NA, etc.
Note
Choose meaningful names that describe the data. For example, year is more descriptive than a. This improves code readability.
Assignment Syntax
To assign a value to a variable, the assignment operator = can be used.
Example
12year = 2020 cat(year)
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You want to prepare values for a deposit calculation. Save the following data into variables:
2000asinitial_money;13asinterest_rate;4asn_years.
Then, use cat() to display these values together in the same order.
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