Arguments & Defaults
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What is Arguments & Defaults?
Function arguments are the inputs a function accepts, and default values let you specify what an argument should be if the caller doesn't provide one. Writing function(x, na.rm = FALSE) means na.rm defaults to FALSE unless the caller overrides it. R also supports ... to let a function accept a variable number of additional arguments, often passed through to another function inside.
Free resources to learn Arguments & Defaults
- ArticleR Functions
- VideoCreate functions in R
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