Suppress Output of Command in R
In this article, we are going to discuss how to suppress the output of a command in R programming language.
Suppressing means making the output invisible. We can make the output should not appear. By using invisible() function we can suppress the output.
Syntax:
invisible(variable_name)
Where variable_name is the name of the created variable
Example: R program to create a variable and make suppress
R
# create a string variable a="hello Beginner" # suppress the output by using # invisible function invisible(a) |
Example: R program to create a vector, list, and dataframe and suppress the output
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# create a vector of subjects a=c("c","c++","java") # suppress the vector output by using # invisible function invisible(a) # create a dataframe of subjects b=data.frame("c","c++","java") # suppress the dataframe output by using # invisible function invisible(b) # create a list of subjects c=list("c","c++","java") # suppress the listoutput by using invisible # function invisible(c) |
For both the examples, no output will be generated, since the entire aim of this article is to suppress output.
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