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In R, a hash can be created using the hash package. Here is an example code to create a hash with a few key-value pairs:

``r # Install and load the hash package install.packages("hash") library(hash)


# Create a hash and add key-value pairs

my_hash <- hash()

my_hash[["name"]] <- "John"

my_hash[["age"]] <- 30

my_hash[["gender"]] <- "Male"
# Print the hash

my_hash



Output:
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##  containing 3 key-value pair(s).

##   name : John

##   age : 30

##   gender : Male



Another example of creating a hash using named arguments is shown below:
 r

# Create a hash using named arguments and add key-value pairs

my_hash <- hash(name = "John", age = 30, gender = "Male")
# Print the hash

my_hash



Output:
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##  containing 3 key-value pair(s).

##   name : John

##   age : 30

##   gender : Male



Note that in these examples, we used the [[ operator to add and retrieve values from the hash. We can also use the $ operator to access the values of the hash. For example:
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# Access the value of the name key using

 operator

my_hash$name



Output:
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## [1] "John"

Overall, the hash` package provides a convenient and flexible way of working with hashes in R.

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