Label: How many times did you eat fruit?Section Name: Fruits & VegetablesCore Section Number: 15Question Number: 1Column: 240-242Type of Variable: NumSAS Variable Name: FRUIT2Question Prologue:Question: Not including juices, how often did you eat fruit?101 -201-299 WeeksValue199 DaysValue LabelFrequencyWeightedPercentage Percentage200,08649.4647.76123,01930.4131.99301300Less than once a month3,5670.880.98-399 Month Year56,98314.0914.02555Never11,0872.742.76777Don't know/Not sure8,3462.062.09999Refused1,4300.350.39BLANKNot asked or Missing34,175 RRStudio: Notebook OutputDescription: df [431,750 × 4]FRTDAYFRUIT2CHECKUP1GENHLTH1.00101211.00101112.00102211.00101111.00101110.02300410.71205311.00101111.00101111.00101210.03301112.00102211.00101110.43203110.17305110.14201110.29202110.57204111.00101111.00101111.00101210.17305212.00102112.00102111.00101110.4320321

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Database System Concepts

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