R Tutorial 04: Variables and Data Types

R Tutorial 04: Variables and Datatypes. Datatypes in R Programming fully explained!

Gives a fundamental understanding of the datatypes available in R. Since R takes care of the memory allocations, users don't have to fret about the sting or character lengths of the data fields.

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[machinelearningplus]

Gives a fundamental understanding of the datatypes available in R. Since R takes care of the memory allocations, users don't have to fret about the sting or character lengths of the data fields.

[aesthetic_being-m]

Sir, I have a data set containing variable "Accident Time ", it is in int type.. Please suggest to which data type I must convert them... Please

[deerejbalaji]

can u please suggest me books for R programming that are useful for DataScience??

[praveenjoseph]

Thank you for all the videos. I am just starting off with R. I have a query about the factor data type. In the example given, "male", "female", "male", "female", there are two different levels ie. male and female. We got it using the function levels. I know from seeing the example that there are two data points each under male and female. Is there a function in R that can give me that information ?

[financesir]

Hello sir! I am just new in R. You just made some error while typing factor() for the first time. But in second time you brings all test in one short cut key. Please tell me Thankyou!

[bugathasrinivasarao]

sir according to R tutorial available in Internet in the data types "complex(3+2i)", "Raw "are also the data type
will u plz explain about those also plz

[daniaahmad]

So it's a code if it's written between quotation marks? And codes are always classified as characters, right?

[deepakprabhu]

Sir can u suggest me any books for R programming

[shoneetpatwary]

I'm completely new to programming. Could you pls explain about levels?
Thnks !!

[mohitkumarsukhdeve]

y does in levels the arrangement of male and female changes
why does female come first and then male comes y is the order reversed?

[anamiqbal]

could u please explain and define levels.

[shunmugamganapathysubraman]

what s d difference btw numeric nd integerr?

[Short_for_Fun]

factor (c("male", "female")) -> f1

This yields the same number of levels and the output is same.

why have you wrote it twice ?

[krzysztofs]

I'm learning R on your course. Thank you for video. Unfortunately you don;t use # for comments (only speaking what any function does). U could also improve your voice sound. Anyway thanx a lot.

[hiteshthakur]

you shows some function directly which we dont know..