wat is sas? is a package or programming language?
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Answer / balamurugan.s
SAS stands for Statistical Analytic System. It is a Software
Package and an independent programming Language.
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SAS is an analysis software which independent.
Sas is package (or) collection of tools which is a domain
based softwares.
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Answer / aditya.m
SAS is is a package, as well as programming language which
is used to analysis.this is flatform indepandent.
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Answer / vin
SAS is a tool which is built using JAVA as the programming
language.
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