On 17 Oct 2006, at 18:34, Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> Jenny Stadt wrote:
>>
>> I was not able to make this work. I know it is a simple one, sorry
>> to bother. Give me some hints pls. Thanks!
>>
> Are you a C programmer? :-)
>
>> if(length(real.d)>=30 && length(real.b)>=30 &&
>> beta1*beta2*theta1*theta2>0 )
>>
>> { r <- 1; corr <- 1; }
>>
> I _think_ you should use & instead of &&. And drop the second ";".
>
The && is correct in this case.
& is the vector logical AND operator in R (and analogously the
bitwise logical AND in C)
&& is the lazy scalar (atomic) logical AND operator in C and R. If
it operates on a vector in R, it ignores all but the first element.
see help("&&")
since if() in R is scalar (atomic) the && is appropriate.
The second ';' is syntactically correct in R and C, although optional
in R.
-Alex
Out of interest, for a vector equivalent to if, see help(ifelse)
> Also, don't forget that "return x" is wrong [it took me a long
> time to figure out that R != C, and it's just return(x)]
>
> Alberto Monteiro
>
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