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COMM_V 205 101 102 103 2025W1 Breakout Group (BG) 8

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Logical Comparison with string data (R uses "character" to refer to a string data): It is based on alphabetical ordering. If one string comes later in alphabetical order than another, it is considered greater. Question: Which of the following comparisons result in TRUE?

Options
A."Harris"<"Trump"
B."UBC">"SFU"
C."Democrats"!="Republicans"
D."Liberals"=="Conservatives"
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Let's evaluate each comparison step by step using lexicographic (alphabetical) ordering as described. Option 1: "Harris" < "Trump". Here, we compare the strings character by character from the start. The first......Login to view full explanation

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