Check if a numeric value falls between a range in R Programming - between() function

between() function in R Language is used to check that whether a numeric value falls in a specific range or not. A lower bound and an upper bound is specified and checked if the value falls in it.

Syntax: between(x, left, right) Parameters: x: A numeric vector left, right: Boundary values

Example 1: Values in Range Python3 1==

# R program to illustrate
# between function

# Install dplyr package
install.packages("dplyr")   

# Load dplyr package    
library("dplyr")               

# Define value
x1 <- 7   

# Define lower bound                 
left1 <- 1  

# Define upper bound                  
right1 <- 10  

# Apply between function
between(x1, left1, right1)       
                  

Output:

TRUE

Here in the above code, we have defined value to 7 to x1 and defined upper and lower bound 1 and 10 respectively. As we have given the value 7 falls in range 1 to 10. So the Output is "TRUE". Example 2: Value not in Range Python3 1==

# R program to illustrate
# between function

# Install dplyr package
install.packages("dplyr")   

# Load dplyr package    
library("dplyr") 

# Define value
x2 <- 11  

# Define lower range                      
left2 <- 1   

# Define upper range                    
right2 <- 10                        

# Apply between function
between(x2, left2, right2) 

Output:

FALSE

Here in the above code, we have assigned a value 11 to x2 and defined upper and lower bound to 1 and 10 respectively. And clearly the value 11 does not fall in a given range from 1 to 10. So the answer is FALSE.