Now is where things get fun! It is time to create your first vector. Since this is a finance oriented course, it is only appropriate that your first vector be a numeric vector of stock prices. Remember, you create a vector using the combine function, c$(),$ and each element you add is separated by a comma.

For example, this is a vector of Apple's stock prices from December, $2016$:

apple$\_$stock $<-$ c$(109\mathrm{.}49,109\mathrm{.}90,109\mathrm{.}11,109\mathrm{.}95,111\mathrm{.}03,112\mathrm{.}12)$

And this is a character vector of bond credit ratings:

credit$\_$rating $<-$ c$("$AAA$","$AA$","$BBB$","$BB$","$B$")$

Instructions

$100$ XP

Another example of a numeric vector for IBM stock prices is shown for you.

Create a character vector of the finance related words "stocks", "bonds", and "investments", in that order.

Create a logical vector of TRUE, FALSE, TRUE in that order.