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When using the print function to print to the screen, I would like one line to appear on one line, and the next line to be on a second line.
with this line
print(
paste(
"hey I want this to be line one", "and this to be line two", "would be great if you could help"
)
)
I want this to print
[1] "hey I want this to be line one
[2] and this to be line two would be great if you could help"
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To use a tab separator, use "\t", and use "\n" to create a line break.
Use "\n" to print a line break <a name="use-"\n""> Insert "\n" at the desired line break position.
To break a line in R Markdown and have it appear in your output, use two trailing spaces and then hit return .
The most commonly used are "\t" for TAB, "\n" for new-line, and "\\" for a (single) backslash character.
I assume your sample output should actually be three lines instead of two... You should use cat instead of print, and add sep="\n" to the paste statement:
cat(paste("hey I want this to be line one",
"and this to be line two",
"would be great if you could help" ,sep="\n"))
Output:
hey I want this to be line one
and this to be line two
would be great if you could help
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