Classes and objects in R

Welcome back! In this blog post I'm going to try to tackle the concept of objects in R. R is said to be an “object oriented” language. I touched on this in my last post when we discussed the concatenate function c() and I'll go a bit beyond that this time. Speaking of the c() function, I'll begin this post by divulging the answer to the Challenge from last time.

Solution:

The solution to last post's challenge required you to compute the Kronecker product of and < 1, 2, 3 > and < 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 >. The solution I wanted you to come up with used a combination of the c() function and the multiplication operator, all packed inside another call to c().
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Intro to R

Hello, and welcome to my blog. The goal of this is to introduce people to R in a way that is easy to grasp. It's command line interface can be pretty intimidating, so hopefully this can help ease you into it. Chances are, if you're reading this, you're a close friend of mine (I don't have much reputation on the internet yet), but no matter who you are, I welcome comments, questions, suggestions, etc.
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