Day6️⃣: Learn range() in R! Find the minimum and maximum values instantly and get your data spread.

📊 Day 6 of 365 Days of R Functions!

Today's function is `range()` in R.

The `range()` function helps you quickly identify the smallest and largest values in your dataset. It is a simple yet powerful tool for understanding data spread, detecting potential outliers, and performing exploratory data analysis.

✅ Returns minimum and maximum values
✅ Helps understand data variability
✅ Useful for data exploration and reporting
✅ Supports missing value handling using `na.rm = TRUE`

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