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Questions and Answers
What is R?
What is R?
- A paid programming language for statistical computing and graphics
- A closed source programming language for statistical computing and graphics
- A limited programming language for statistical computing and graphics
- A free and open source programming language for statistical computing and graphics (correct)
How many packages are currently available in R?
How many packages are currently available in R?
- Over 5000 packages
- Over 8000 packages
- Over 15000 packages
- Over 12000 packages (correct)
What type of data is described as strictly numeric and can be measured?
What type of data is described as strictly numeric and can be measured?
- Qualitative (Categorical) data
- Observed and not measured data
- Descriptive data
- Quantitative (Numeric) data (correct)
What does a numerical summary provide an overview of?
What does a numerical summary provide an overview of?
Why is R built?
Why is R built?
What is R primarily used for?
What is R primarily used for?
How many packages are currently available in R?
How many packages are currently available in R?
What type of data is strictly numeric and can be measured?
What type of data is strictly numeric and can be measured?
What does a numerical summary provide an overview of?
What does a numerical summary provide an overview of?
Which companies use R for statistical analysis?
Which companies use R for statistical analysis?
What is the primary use of R?
What is the primary use of R?
How many packages are currently available in R?
How many packages are currently available in R?
What types of data are considered qualitative (categorical)?
What types of data are considered qualitative (categorical)?
What does a numerical summary provide an overview of?
What does a numerical summary provide an overview of?
Why is R built?
Why is R built?