Function In R Programming
In this tutorial, we going to look at functions in r programming also going to learn arguments, this tutorial is to continue of the previous article. Here, you can access the previous article.

What Is Function And Why We Use Function?

functions are blocks of code that execute a basic piece of code without rewriting it. For example, you can always type a + b to sum, or you can easily get it done with the addition function.

Functions are the structures that organize the code. They make the code more readable and facilitate continuous work. They will constantly avoid the hassle of copy and paste because you can use it to call your code blocks.

Function Syntax In R

functionName <- function(arguments)

{

#Code

}

In this syntax, the name of the function is written first, then the function keyword and arguments are added. Let’s examine a simple function without arguments then we going to create a new function with arguments.

HelloWorld <- function()

{

print("Hello World!")

}

HelloWorld()

After creating the function, you can use the name and parentheses to call it just like any other function. This function will only print hello world on the screen when it is called, but in the following stages, we will do more specific tasks such as printing the values entered by the user on the screen.

Write <- function(message)

{

message

}

Write("Hello World!")

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