44266/what-is-the-difference-between-and-in-r-programming
I've executed the following:
> 5%%2 [1] 1 > 5%2 Error: unexpected input in "5%2"
Why am I getting an error while using '%'?
There is no such '%' operator in R programming. The '%%' stands for the logical AND operator.
You can check this by using the following command:
help('%%')
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