Short answer: no.
Long answer: use a closure if for some bizarre reason you just can't
use a loop.
Bonus tip: change the last three lines to:
d <- c > 5
for speed and clarity!
Michael
On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 9:25 AM, Rantony <antony.akk...@ge.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here i have some code...
>
>
> a <-1
> b <- b+1
> c <- b+a/20
> if c >5
> { d<- 1 }
> else { d<- 0 }
>
> i want to repeat this code from the 2nd line [b <- b+1] without using loop.
> Actulay i want to use "*Label *" and call *GoTo* method like in other
> coding Languages.
> For eg:- like this,
>
> a <-1
> *LabelBegin :*
> b <- b+1
> c <- b+a/20
> if c >5
> { d<- 1 }
> else { d<- 0 }
> *Go to LabelBegin*
>
> Is there any method like that in R-Script ? Could you please help me fast, i
> have an urgent requirement.
>
> - Thanks
> Antony
>
>
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