Updating Packages

To update the package in R we use the below-mentioned syntax. This compares the version that is currently installed and the updated version that is available.

R




update.packages(ask = FALSE, checkBuilt = TRUE)


when the ask parameter is set to “FALSE” it updates all the packages present without asking for permission for each one separately.
checkBuilt parameter checks the compatibility of the binary packages with the current version of R.

The above-given syntax updates all the packages that you have installed in R. We can specifically install a single package as well if we wish to.

Updating Packages In R

R is a statistical programming language that relies heavily on the packages and libraries it offers. These packages help with many problems by offering features that make the analysis easier. Updating these packages is crucial to use the new features, bug fixes, or improvements. In this article, we will learn how to update packages in R Programming Language.

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