How could you generate test data with no input data?
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Answer / salman
For this Question the correct answer is data _NULL_
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Answer / rohit
SAS can be used to generate random numbers. The command
RANUNI is used to generate random numbers from a uniform
distribution ranging from 0 to 1, and the command RANNOR is
used to generate random numbers from a standard normal
distribution. To use the command, we need to specify a
seed. The seed, a numerical value, is placed in parentheses
after the command. If a different numerical value or seed
is specified, the commands will produce a different set of
random numbers. For example, the value produced by
RANUNI(1) is different from the value produced by RANUNI(2)
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Answer / prag s.
now which one is the correct answer people????????
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Answer / jahnavi
eg: data two;
var1 = ranuni(0) * 10 ;
run;
This datastep would create random integers between 0 and 10;
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Answer / teena
using set statement ....cards and datalines needs input data
these below 2 will need input data
_null_ will create no actual dataset but will create obs
obs=0 will create empty dataset
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