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X <- list("run", 8-3i, 14) creates a__.

A) Numeric vector.
B) Character vector.
C) List.
D) Logical vector.

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Final answer:

The code creates a list in R, which is capable of holding elements of different types including characters, numbers, and complex numbers.

Step-by-step explanation:

The line of code x <- list("run", 8-3i, 14) in R creates a C) List. A list in R is a data structure that can hold elements of different types. In this case, x is a list containing a character string ("run"), a complex number (8-3i), and a numeric value (14). Unlike vectors, which contain elements of the same type, lists can hold a mix of characters, numbers, complex numbers, and other data types or even other lists. It is important to note that if we tried to combine these different types into a single vector, R would coerce them to be the same type, which is not happening here with a list.

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