friends... is sth wrong with this?

Question

colors <- c("Red", "Green", "Blue", "Purple", "Black", "Yellow", "Orange", "Pink", "Brown", "White")
print(colors[3])

Answer 1

Tree

Great so you have learnt many things

1 - in R language index starts from 1 not 0
2 - You have to read 1st line of the input means input[1]
3 - Don't write Hard Code value

Answer 2

Tree

No that's not right. You have to do

print(colors[n])

You have to pass user input n not hard code value

------And vector should be like this------

colors <- c("Red", "Green", "Blue", "Purple", "Black", "Yellow", "Orange", "Pink", "Brown", "White")

Answer 3

Tree

Why did you change input[1] to input[3]

You don't need to change that

Answer 4

Why input[3]? We need the 1st line of the input!

Answer 5

type your code in code playground & save then share the link here Tree

Answer 6

Tree you are getting the output Blue

Answer 7

Is it the task from the R course?

Look closely at the task description: the index is a number we input. So it is not always 3 but any number a user types in

Answer 8

* Get input and store it in a variable
* convert input to integer
* use this number to index the vector

Answer 9

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thank you all very much. :)
it worked. :)

Answer 10

Purple Tree

Answer 11

"Blue" is to be printed

Answer 12

Then print(colors[2]) Tree

Answer 13

that is green

Answer 14

Tree 1 is red 2 is green 3 is blue & so on

Answer 15

when i print 3 the output is Blue but it does not accept. don't know why

Answer 16

https://code.sololearn.com/cK5oO7o7afno/?ref=app

Answer 17

Tree
Adithya Keshav T

In R language index start from 1 not 0 so
colors[3] = Blue

Answer 18

You need to specify in the question that it's related to the R language.

Answer 19

i know. there is a green checkmark but it doesn't give 10 xp

Answer 20

yes it's R. it says "You are given a vector that contains color names.
You need to take a number as input, and output the color name at that index. "

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