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Xanthous Xenomorph answered on November 30, 2020 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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x <- 1L
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- 1
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- letters
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- TRUE
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- cars
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- cars[1]
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- cars[[1]]
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- matrix(cars)
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- new.env()
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- expression(1 + 1)
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- quote(y <- 1 + 1)
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

x <- ls
print(c(class(x), mode(x), storage.mode(x), typeof(x)))

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[1] "integer"      "numeric"      "integer"      "integer"
[1] "numeric"      "numeric"      "double"       "double" 
[1] "character"    "character"    "character"    "character"
[1] "logical"      "logical"      "logical"      "logical"
[1] "data.frame"   "list"         "list"         "list"      
[1] "data.frame"   "list"         "list"         "list"      
[1] "numeric"      "numeric"      "double"       "double" 
[1] "matrix"       "list"         "list"         "list"  
[1] "environment"  "environment"  "environment"  "environment"
[1] "expression"   "expression"   "expression"   "expression"
[1] "<-"           "call"         "language"     "language"
[1] "function"     "function"     "function"     "closure"

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