Computer Science, asked by priyankaak1323, 1 year ago

Which command in r, lists the available datasets in r?



data_sets()



data()



alldata()



datasets()?

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Answered by topanswers
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R language: An environment that is used for statistical computing and graphics.

They are used for data analysis by the statisticians and data miners.

In order to list all the available data sets in r, data() is used.

data(): The Command data() can be used to list all the datasets that are available.

Hence, data() is the answer.

Answered by aqibkincsem
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"The answer to your question is data().

This is the command used for listing all the datasets available in R.

You can write the dataset name inside the brackets, like data(Agarwal).

You may also write it as data(""Agarwal"") to list all the datasets available in R.

Other mentioned commands are used to carry out other functions in R.

"

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