RStudio (3): Data Types (Vector, List, Array, Matrix, Factor, Data Frame)

//Data Types in R (Vector, List, Array, Matrix, Factor, Data Frame)//
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Corrections:
(1)10th value/column
(2) vectors can have multiple types of values but looses the class of values. That is why we use lists.
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[@TudBoatTed]

Hello, this is a great video! I was just wondering whether the only difference between a matrix and data frame was the labelled columns and rows?

[@RESEARCHHUB]

For matrix, the data stored in columns can be only of same data type. For data frame, the data stored must be numeric, character or factor type.

[@TudBoatTed]

@@RESEARCHHUB Thank you very much!

[@aksharajoseph11]

The explanation needs to be continuous and audible. It breaks always and there is no caption to follow up. The auto generated caption comes in breaks also. Need to follow up the console and understand.

[@atulgupta9301]

Till list it was good. After that it got completely messed up.

[@RESEARCHHUB]

we try to make a more clear one!