How does R handle default and missing arguments in functions?
- R allows you to define default values for function arguments
- R automatically assigns missing arguments with NA values
- R throws an error if any argument is missing
- R provides a special value NULL for missing arguments
In R, default and missing arguments in functions are handled by allowing you to define default values for function arguments. If an argument is not provided when calling the function, the default value specified in the function definition will be used. This provides flexibility and allows functions to work even if some arguments are not explicitly specified.
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