How to write a if condition in R?
This recipe helps you write a if condition in R
Recipe Objective
How to write a if condition in R? Conditional statements control the flow of a program. if () statement is executed only when the condition returns a logical expression as TRUE. If the condition returns a FALSE value, then nothing is executed. if () statement can also be followed with an else statement which gets executed when the logical expression returns FALSE. This recipe demonstrates an example with If () and multiple if () statements.
Step 1- Create a vector
x <- c(list(123,2.5,"hello"))
Step 2 - if statement
if ("hello" %in% x){
print("hello is present in x")
}
"Output of the code is "hello is present in x"
Step 3- Multiple if statements
Multiple if statements can also be executed.Only those values whose condition is TRUE will be executed.
if ("hello" %in% x){
print("hello is present in x")
}
if (123 %in% x){
print("123 is present in x")
}
if ("hi" %in% x){
print("hi is present in x")
}
"Output of the code is" [1] "hello is present in x" [1] "123 is present in x"
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