How can I print string and variable contents on the same line using R

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May 9, 2018 in Data Analytics by shams
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There are two options for doing so. 

  • You can use paste with print: print(paste0("word document: ", wd))
  • You can use cat: cat("word document: ", wd)

In both the above cases you will get the string as well as your variable content.

 

answered May 9, 2018 by zombie
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