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Explain how to access list elements in r?
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Answer / Shahanawaz Ali Khan
In R, you can access list elements using square brackets `[]`. The position of the element within the list (starting from 1) is specified between the square brackets.nn```rnlst <- list(a = 1, b = 2, c = 3)nlst[1] # returns the first element: anlst[[1]] # also returns the first element: a
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