How do I display output in R?

How do I output a message in R?

To display ( or print) a text with R, use either the R-command cat() or print(). Note that in each case, the text is considered by R as a script, so it should be in quotes. Note there is subtle difference between the two commands so type on your prompt help(cat) and help(print) to see the difference.

How do I save output in R?

You can also save the entire R console screen within the GUI by clicking on "Save to File..." under the menu "File." This saves the commands and the output to a text file, exactly as you see them on the screen.

What does print () do in R?

The print() is a built-in R function that prints its argument. The print() function accepts three arguments and does not return any value. Instead, the print() method will print out the argument on the screen.

What is the C () in R?

The c() is a built-in R generic function that combines its arguments. The c() in R is used to create a vector with explicitly providing values. The default method combines its arguments to form a vector. All arguments are coerced to a common type of the returned value, and all attributes except names are removed.