What is reference class?
Answer / Suneel Kumar Yadav
In R programming, Reference Classes are a form of object-oriented programming that allows user-defined classes to be defined. They were developed for handling objects with complex structures and methods more effectively than the standard S3 and S4 classes. The main advantage is that they can have both static and dynamic methods.
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