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    The code in question 1 will not return any error. It initializes an empty numeric vector called 'val', then initializes a list of the same length to store the squared values of 'val'. However, since 'val' is empty, the for loop has nothing to iterate over and the list 'result' will be returned empty. Question 2 asks to write functions to check if a number is even, and return a vector containing all even numbers from another vector. Question 3 asks to write an 'invoice' function that calculates the net price of items after a 10% discount is applied if more than 25 pieces are sold, and test it for a sale of 56 pieces at $89 per unit.

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    The code in question 1 will not return any error. It initializes an empty numeric vector called 'val', then initializes a list of the same length to store the squared values of 'val'. However, since 'val' is empty, the for loop has nothing to iterate over and the list 'result' will be returned empty. Question 2 asks to write functions to check if a number is even, and return a vector containing all even numbers from another vector. Question 3 asks to write an 'invoice' function that calculates the net price of items after a 10% discount is applied if more than 25 pieces are sold, and test it for a sale of 56 pieces at $89 per unit.

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    Assignment - Theory - 2 - Slot A

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    The code in question 1 will not return any error. It initializes an empty numeric vector called 'val', then initializes a list of the same length to store the squared values of 'val'. However, since 'val' is empty, the for loop has nothing to iterate over and the list 'result' will be returned empty. Question 2 asks to write functions to check if a number is even, and return a vector containing all even numbers from another vector. Question 3 asks to write an 'invoice' function that calculates the net price of items after a 10% discount is applied if more than 25 pieces are sold, and test it for a sale of 56 pieces at $89 per unit.

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    ITA04 STATISTICS WITH R PROGRAMMING

    Assignment-II

    1. Will the following code return any error? State the reason behind your answer and explain the
    logic behind the code

    val<- numeric()

    result <- vector("list", length(val))

    for (index in 1:length(val)) {

    result[index] <- val[index] ^ 2

    2. Write a function is.even(n) in R that returns TRUE when n is even and FALSE otherwise. Then,
    using is.even(n), write a function evens.in(v) that returns a vector comprised of the even integers in a
    vector v of integers.

    3. a. Write a function “invoice” with variables pcs (nr of pieces) and unitprice the function calculates the
    net price (pcs * unitprice) and gives a deduction of 10% for >25 pieces sold
    b. Test with 56 pieces of 89$/unit

    4. Write a function which recursively computes the n’th Fibonacci number.


    5. Sorting a list of numbers is a shockingly important problem in programming. Consider the vector x <-
    c(10, 5, 3, 6, 1, 4, 2, 8, 7, 9).
    (i)Sort the vector using the sort() function.
    (ii)Sort the vector in reverse order using the sort() function

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