Can you explain the difference between the print() and cat() functions in R?

  • There's no difference between print() and cat()
  • print() can only print one argument, cat() can print multiple arguments
  • print() is used for debugging, cat() is used for creating output
  • print() prints to a file, cat() prints to the console
Both 'print()' and 'cat()' can be used to display output in R. However, 'print()' is usually used for debugging and gives more structured output, while 'cat()' is used for creating output for the end user and can concatenate and print multiple arguments at once.
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