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library(dslabs)

Q1: create a function to compute correlation coff. ?

compute_cor<-function(x,y)
{
#\XY
sum(x*y)
#length
n<-length(x)
n
n<-length(y)
n
#n\XY
n*sum(x*y)
#\X
sum(x)
#\Y
sum(y)
#\X\Y
sum(x)*sum(y)
#nominator
nom<-(n*sum(x*y))-(sum(x)*sum(y))
return(nom)
# sum of X and square
n*sum(x^2)
#sum of Y and square
n*sum(y^2)
deno<-(((n*sum(x^2))-(sum(x)^2))*((n*sum(y^2))-(sum(y)^2)))^(0.5)
return(deno)
}

#Q2: create the add numbers:

addNumbers<-function(x,y,w)
{
  z<-x+y+w
  return(z)
}

#subtraction

subtractNumbers<-function(x,y,o,t)
{
  z<-x-y-o-t
  return(z)
}

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