Explanation of "==" and "===" operators in R
In R programming, the "==" operator is used for comparing two values to check if they are equal. It does not consider the data type of the values being compared.
On the other hand, the "===" operator in R is used for strict equality comparison. It not only compares the values but also considers their data types. If the values being compared are not only equal but also of the same data type, the "===" operator will return TRUE.
It is important to use the appropriate operator based on the specific requirement of the comparison you want to make in your R code. Using the wrong operator can lead to unexpected results and errors in your program.
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