Working with Variables

Suppose you run a dog training business and you want to keep track of your clients. You teach a beginners class that has $15$ clients and an advanced class that has $5$ clients.

$6.$ Create the variables numBeginner and numAdvanced to keep track of the given numbers.

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$7.$ Using numBeginner and numAdvanced, create a new variable, numTotal, to calculate the total number of students.

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$8.$ Create a variable $($vector$)$ called attendance to track the attendance of those who enrolled in the advanced class. The students were present for the following percentage of classes: $100,90,70,100,100.*$Hint: How do you save multiple values in the same variable?$*$

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$9.$ Calculate the average attendance. $*$Hint: Use a function, do not calculate by hand ie$.(100+90+70+100+100)/5*$

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$10.$ Create a variable $($vector$)$ called names for the names of the dogs: Max, Barker, Luna, Rover, Spot. $*$Hint: How does creating a numerical vs categorical variable differ? Refer to Lab $1$ or reach out for help!$*$

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$11.$ Display the variables you've created so far $($numBeginner$,$ numAdvanced, numTotal, attendance, names$)$

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