In r how missing values are represented?
Answer / Naushad Ahmad
In R programming, missing values can be represented in three ways:n1. NA: Represents missing numerical values.n2. NaN: Represents missing or undefined numeric values.n3. ""NA"" or ""NaN"": Represent character strings for missing values.
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