How to delete incorrect R code.

In R programming language, if you write incorrect code, you can use the following methods to delete or comment out the code:

1. Delete: simply remove the incorrect line or block of code.
2. I need only one example of the following paraphrased natively in English.

For example, here is an incorrect R code example:

# 错误的代码
a <- 5
b <- 10
c <- a + b
print("The result is: ")
print(c)

If you want to remove the incorrect code, you can simply delete the line c <- a + b.

a <- 5
b <- 10
print("The result is: ")
print(c)

To comment out the erroneous code, you can add a “#” symbol before c <- a + b.

a <- 5
b <- 10
# c <- a + b
print("The result is: ")
print(c)

This way, the line of code c <- a + b is commented out and will not be executed.