Hi all,
I want to define a function such that one of its argument if passed do one
thing and if not passed do the second thing. So basically, I have to check
whether the argument is passed or not inside the function. I am trying to
use 'exists' function to do this.
> f = function(a,b){exists("b")}
> f(a=3, b=4)
[1] TRUE
This is working as expected.
But if I do the following:
> f(a=3)
[1] TRUE
Can anybody explain why this function is returning TRUE here.
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Many thanks,
Utkarsh
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