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    The document discusses different types of loops in R programming including for, while, and repeat loops. It provides examples of using each loop type to iterate through vectors and print output. For loops iterate through each element of a vector, while loops execute until a condition is met, and repeat loops repeat indefinitely until a break condition is reached. The document also briefly introduces functions as sets of statements that perform tasks and mentions some common built-in functions in R like seq() and mean().

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    The document discusses different types of loops in R programming including for, while, and repeat loops. It provides examples of using each loop type to iterate through vectors and print output. For loops iterate through each element of a vector, while loops execute until a condition is met, and repeat loops repeat indefinitely until a break condition is reached. The document also briefly introduces functions as sets of statements that perform tasks and mentions some common built-in functions in R like seq() and mean().

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    LOOPS

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    The document discusses different types of loops in R programming including for, while, and repeat loops. It provides examples of using each loop type to iterate through vectors and print output. For loops iterate through each element of a vector, while loops execute until a condition is met, and repeat loops repeat indefinitely until a break condition is reached. The document also briefly introduces functions as sets of statements that perform tasks and mentions some common built-in functions in R like seq() and mean().

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    LOOPS:

    Statements are executed sequentially, as first come first in basis.

    For-loop-
    It is a repetitive control.
    Syntax-
    For(value in vector) {
    Example:
    v<- LETTERS[1:4]
    for(i in v) {
    print(i)
    }
    Op:
    [1] "A"
    [1] "B"
    [1] "C"
    [1] "D"

    Example 2: LETTERS[1:26]
    OP:
    [1] "A"
    [1] "B"
    [1] "C"
    [1] "D"
    [1] "E"
    [1] "F"
    [1] "G"
    [1] "H"
    [1] "I"
    [1] "J"
    [1] "K"
    [1] "L"
    [1] "M"
    [1] "N"
    [1] "O"
    [1] "P"
    [1] "Q"
    [1] "R"
    [1] "S"
    [1] "T"
    [1] "U"
    [1] "V"
    [1] "W"
    [1] "X"
    [1] "Y"
    [1] "Z"
    While loop:
    v<- c ("Hello", "while loop")
    cnt<- 2
    while(cnt<7) {
    print(v)
    cnt=cnt+1
    }
    Op :
    [1] "Hello" "while loop"
    [1] "Hello" "while loop"
    [1] "Hello" "while loop"
    [1] "Hello" "while loop"
    [1] "Hello" "while loop"

    >

    Repeat loop:
    It will execute the code again and again until it met the stop condition.
    v<- c("Hello","repeat loop")
    cnt<-2
    repeat {
    print(v)
    cnt<-cnt+1
    if(cnt>5) {
    break
    }
    }
    OP:
    [1] "Hello" "repeat loop"
    [1] "Hello" "repeat loop"
    [1] "Hello" "repeat loop"
    [1] "Hello" "repeat loop"
    Functions:
    A function is a set of statements organised together to perform a specific task.
    Built in functions- seq(), mean(), max(), min(), sum(), paste(), etc.
    User defined functions-
    Example:

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