In R programming, `all()` checks if all elements in a vector or matrix meet

What is using all() and any()?

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In R programming, `all()` checks if all elements in a vector or matrix meet a certain condition. It returns TRUE if all elements are non-zero or satisfy the given logical expression: `all(x > 0)`. `any()`, on the other hand, checks if at least one element meets that condition and returns TRUE if any element is non-zero or satisfies the given logical expression.

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