How to use cat() function In R Language

In this method, the need to call the cat() function which is here responsible to print text and text.

Syntax: cat(text/file = “”, sep = ” “, fill = FALSE, labels = NULL, append = FALSE)

Parameters:

  • Text/file: text or file you want to print.
  • sep: separator
  • fill: If fill=TRUE, a new line will be printed if page is filled.
  • labels: labels if any

R




# storing strings in variables
string1 <- "GEEKS"
string2 <- "FOR"
string3 <- "GEEKS"
 
# passing variable in cat() without new
# line serperator
cat(string1,string2,string3)
 
# passing a string using \n to split
cat("GEEKS \nFOR \nGEEKS")
 
# passing variables using \n
cat(string1,"\n",string2,"\n",string3)


Output:

GEEKS FOR GEEKS

GEEKS  

FOR  

GEEKS

GEEKS  

FOR  

GEEKS

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