Question

Look at the following assignment statements: food1 = "water" food2 = "melon" What is the correct way to concatenate the strings? 50 points

Answer 1

Programming language in R studio or R, food1 = "Water" food2 = "Melon"

Concatenate = paste("food1","food2"), will give  "Water Melon". In excel Water in range("B2"), Melon in range("B3"), use =CONCATENATE(B2, " ", C2) it gives Water Melon.

Explanation:

• R studio is analytical tool which comes from programming S language.
• We need 3 variable Food1,Food2 and Concatenate in R studio.
• Food1 = "Water" inverted commas mean it is character.
• Food2 = "Melon" inverted commas mean it is a character.
• "=" gives a variable notification.
• Concatenate is a variable which we use function paste .
• Concatenate = paste(food1,food2) result "water melon"
• paste(..., sep = "" , collapse = Null)
• It is function from R.

• Excel Water in B2 and Melon in C2 use the formula concatenate.
• =CONCATENATE(B2, " ",C2) in between commas means space.

Answer 2

Answer:

new food = word1 + word2

Explanation:

The string will connect both words together with no space in between. The value of newFood will now be "watermelon"