Loops

Basic Index

The following code prints the first five whole numbers one line at a time:

1. Modify the code to print three times each of the numbers from 1 to 5 one line at a time.
2. Modify the code to print three times each of the numbers from 6 to 10 one line at a time.
3. Use the vector of the first five odd numbers produced by seq(1, 9, by = 2) to print the first five odd numbers squared one line at a time. Use a descriptive variable to identify the index values such as for (odd in odds).
4. Modify your for loop from task 3 to paste() and print a statement for each odd number in the form “odd squared is odd_squared”.

5. Create a vector of a seq() of numbers from 5 to 50 by 5 and use it in a for loop to generate another vector of those numbers squared. Your for loop should look something like:

   output <- c()
   for (number in _____) {
     _____ <- _____^2
     output <- c(output, number_squared)
   }
   

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