Cakupan fungsi (1)

Scoping adalah proses bagaimana R mencari nilai suatu variabel ketika diberikan sebuah nama. Misalnya, dengan x <- 5, scoping adalah cara R mengetahui di mana harus mencari sehingga menemukan bahwa nilai x adalah 5.

Coba latihan scoping ini!

percent_to_decimal <- function(percent) {
    decimal <- percent / 100
    decimal
}

percent_to_decimal(6)
[1] 0.06

Apa yang sekarang dikembalikan saat Anda mengetik decimal?

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