On 18/04/2015 18:14, Gowder, Paul wrote:
Hi there,
So I’m doing some serious coding in R for the first time—writing a strategic
simulation to run for a few (or many) thousand iterations,* and doing so in
proper functional programming form,
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write.table(results, file="simul_results.
1. You should read a suitable R tutorial before proceeding. Is it not
advisable to learn a language's syntax before attempting to program in
it? An Intro to R ships with R, but there are many others available on
the Web. Choose that which suits. You may also wish to look at the R
Language manual; s
You will eventually learn that scope in R is rather different than any of those
other languages. However, if you don't think too hard about it, you should find
it quite natural. So yes, you can call "forward" if you like to think of it
that way.
However, your reference to a mess of functions do
Hi there,
So I’m doing some serious coding in R for the first time—writing a strategic
simulation to run for a few (or many) thousand iterations,* and doing so in
proper functional programming form, i.e., with a bunch of wrapper functions
calling other wrapper functions calling the stuff that
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