Answer 1

🔥🅳🅴🆅 🅼🅸🆂🅷🆁🅰🔥 did you mean to compare integers or words/strings

f = as.integer(f)
i = as.integer(i)

Answer 2

= is assignment, not comparison

R does not use "or"

if you want to find the nth root of a number, you can calculate it as num^(1/nth)

if you take the nth root as integer (e.g. 2 instead of "square root"), you don't need the comparisons but use the number directly

have another look at booleans and comparison in R

Answer 3

<- is assignment

Read the lesson on booleans and comparisons again

edit:
Dividing by 3 doesn't give the 3rd root of the number

Answer 4

Do you understand what booleans are?

Answer 5

What you probably want to do is the following:

if (1st input == "square root" || 1st input == "Square root" ...)

If (at least) one of the sub-statements evaluates to TRUE, you calculate the square root.

Answer 6

You want to compare strings i the if-statement? But you convert the 1st input to a number in line 3?

Answer 7

If f is an integer, it is a number like 1 or 2 or 3...

How would it this number ever be equal to "square root"?

Answer 8

Compare:

f == "square root" == True (wrong)

f == "square root" (correct)

Answer 9

Then you shouldn't convert the 1st input to integer but leave it as string...

Answer 10

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I believe this is what you are looking for as one readLines input appeared as it was actually not working.
This still takes both inputs

The first as a string
The second as a numeric

https://code.sololearn.com/cdoimXH1Cm5b/?ref=app

Answer 11

Hi

Answer 12

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