Can you describe a situation where you might want to use the cat() function over the print() function?
- All of the above
- When you need more control over the output format
- When you need to print to a file
- When you want to print multiple objects concatenated together
The cat() function is used in R when you want to concatenate multiple objects together, print to a file, or have more control over the output format, unlike print(). For example, cat() can be useful when you want to combine multiple pieces of text or variables into a single message.
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