Simple and basic question on programming languages. Currently focusing on python and R.
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The zip function in #Python is a built-in function that takes two or more iterable objects and returns an iterator that generates a series of tuples where each tuple contains one element from each of the input iterables.
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Have you tried @github Copilot yet? What do you think?
Here are just a few of the ways that we found Copilot useful...🧵
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You can sort #Python lists in a couple of different ways. Find out how in this thread!
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Here are some tips to supercharge your ggplotting skills #RStats
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Sure `mean()` is an easy to use function in #RStats but sometimes it can trip you over...
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#pythontip from @Busyvin:
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It is given that there is no package named `xyz`. What will the last line of code return in R? [see_image_1] #RStats #DataScience [TimeStamp:06012022123050]
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#RStats pop quiz
What is the output of last line?
x = c()
x[10] = 1
length(x)
12%1
7%0
62%10
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What is the output of following code snippet? [see_image_1] #RStats #DataScience [TimeStamp:28112021123050]
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For the given code, how many times is `x` printed on console? [see_image_1] #RStats #DataScience [TimeStamp:22112021123051]
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In R, what would be the output of following code? [see_image_1] #RStats #DataScience [TimeStamp:20112021123050]
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