R V/s Python
Difference between R Programming and Python Programming
Feature | R | Python |
Introduction | R is a language and environment for statistical programming which includes statistical computing and graphics. | Python is a general-purpose programming language for data analysis and scientific computing |
Objective | It has many features which are useful for statistical analysis and representation. | It can be used to develop GUI applications and web applications as well as with embedded systems |
Workability | It has many easy-to-use packages for performing tasks | It can easily perform matrix computation as well as optimization |
Integrated development environment | Various popular R IDEs are Rstudio, RKward, R commander, etc. | Various popular Python IDEs are Spyder, Eclipse+Pydev, Atom, etc. |
Libraries and packages | ||
Scope | It is mainly used for complex data analysis in data science. | It takes a more streamlined approach for data science projects. |
Features | R | Python |
Data collection | It is used for data analysts to import data from Excel, CSV, and text files. | It is used in all kinds of data formats including SQL tables |
Data exploration | It optimized for the statistical analysis of large datasets | You can explore data with Pandas |
Data modeling | It supports Tidyverse and it became easy to import, manipulate, visualize, and report on data | Use can you NumPy, SciPy, scikit-learn, TansorFlow |
Data visualization | You can use ggplot2 and ggplot tools to plots complex scatter plots with regression lines. | You can use Matplotlib, Pandas, Seaborn |
Example in R and Python�Program for the addition of two numbers
# Python program to add two numbers
numb1 = 8
numb2 = 4
# Adding two numbers
sum = numb1 + numb2
# Printing the result
print("The sum is", sum)
# R program to add two numbers
numb1 <- 8
numb2 <- 4
# Adding two numbers
sum <- numb1 + numb2
print(paste("The sum is", sum))
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