Question 40. Consider the following code chunk- 11 x <- 0 while(x < 4) { х «- вапрlе(1:3, 1) print (x) It is not a good idea to run these lines because... a) x is an invalid argument to print (). b) the condition x < 4 is never violated.

Question 40. Consider the following code chunk- 11 x <- 0 while(x < 4) { х «- вапрlе(1:3, 1) print (x) It is not a good idea to run these lines because... a) x is an invalid argument to print (). b) the condition x < 4 is never violated.

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Description: Question 40. Consider the following cnde chunk:11x <- 0while(x < 4) {x <- sample(1:3, 1)print (x)It is not a good idea to run these lines because...a) x is an invalid argument to print().b) the condition x < 4 is never violated.c) the function sampl

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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