err.WN.vec.dim.bit: Returns a TRUE boolean bit if the argument vector is not a...

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Returns a TRUE boolean bit if the argument vector is not a whole-number vector of a specified dimension

Description

Returns a TRUE boolean bit if the argument is not an atomic vector withh whole-number elements(could be of type 'double', not necessarily of type 'int') and must have a specified dimension.

Usage

err.WN.vec.dim.bit(v, n)

Arguments

v	The vector/item under scrutiny
n	The size of the vector/object v

Details

Returns TRUE if the value v is NULL
The vector must be of atomic class(excludes lists or Dataframes. Returns TRUE if they are)
The elements of the object/vector v could be whole no.s of type 'double'. Not necessarily 'int'. Returns FALSE in this case.

Value

Return type is a boolean bit.
Returns TRUE if an error-worthy exception is detected.

Author(s)

Chitran Ghosal

References

boolean return version of err.WN.vec.dim(v, n) .
See function err.WN.vec.dim().

Examples

v <- c(1.3, 2.0)
w <- c(1.0, 2.0)
L <- list(v, w)
err.WN.vec.dim.bit(v, 2)
err.WN.vec.dim.bit(w, 2)
err.WN.vec.dim.bit(w, 3)
err.WN.vec.dim.bit(L, 2)

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