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GIS Developer | Master's Student in Epidemiology (PhD Aspirant)
Lifter | Trumpet Player | Ham Radio Enthusiast
Dog & Cat Dad | Proud Jew | Lover of maps, data, and making the world a little better
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Ross Wardrup
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@ryanmcshane@fosstodon.org @JorisMeys@mstdn.social @rstats@a.gup.pe TBH, it seems kind of a bad idea if warnings aren't presented when this happens. I use C++ and in that language, you can override operators, but unless you do that, things behave in a standard way. It seems risky for R to do this.
I don't know though. I've only used the <- operator for the entire time I've used R.
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Ross Wardrup
@wardrup@babka.social
GIS Developer | Master's Student in Epidemiology (PhD Aspirant) Lifter | Trumpet Player | Ham Radio Enthusiast Dog & Cat Dad | Proud Jew | Lover of maps, data, and making the world a little better
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@ryanmcshane@fosstodon.org @rstats@a.gup.pe @hadleywickham@fosstodon.org @gavin@fosstodon.org Thanks both of y'all! Looks like I can continue doing as I've been doing then.
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Ross Wardrup
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GIS Developer | Master's Student in Epidemiology (PhD Aspirant) Lifter | Trumpet Player | Ham Radio Enthusiast Dog & Cat Dad | Proud Jew | Lover of maps, data, and making the world a little better
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@ryanmcshane@fosstodon.org @rstats@a.gup.pe I've been using R for academic purposes for around ten years but have never gotten around to learning... is there actually a difference between the <- and = operators? I've always gone with <- when assigning.
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