compareNA

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This function returns <code>TRUE</code> wherever elements are the same, including <code>NA</code>'s,
and <code>FALSE</code> everywhere else.

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compareNA function

<dl><dt>v1</dt>
<dd>A vector</dd>
<dt>v2</dt>
<dd>A vector</dd></dl>

Arguments

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This function returns <code>TRUE</code> wherever elements are the same, including <code>NA</code>'s,
and <code>FALSE</code> everywhere else.

NA-aware comparison of two vectors — compareNA

<dl>

<dt>v1</dt>
<dd>A vector</dd>


<dt>v2</dt>
<dd>A vector</dd>

</dl>

compareNA: `NA`-aware comparison of two vectors

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