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What is the difference between the data frame and a matrix in R?
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Answer / Rakesh Kumar Lohani
A matrix in R is a two-dimensional array with both rows and columns of equal length, while a data frame is a collection of related variables organized into named columns. Data frames are more flexible than matrices as they can contain factors (categorical variables) and missing values.
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