>>>>> "LRC" == Luis Ridao Cruz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>>> on Tue, 20 Nov 2007 15:57:07 +0000 writes:
LRC> R-help,
LRC> Sorry if this question has been discussed/posted before
LRC> but I can't just find it myself.
LRC> How can I print the comment character (") ?
Note that ' " ' is *not* the comment character (but '#' is)
What does 'print' mean ? Maybe
> cat('My name is "Luis", what\'s your name? \n')
My name is "Luis", what's your name?
or equivalently
> cat("My name is \"Luis\", what's your name? \n")
My name is "Luis", what's your name?
Pay close attention to both single and double quotes
used above and to the use of '\' as "escape character".
Note that 'character' (a vector of "strings") is the basic type
R uses here. Also see
?character
?Quotes
and the 'see also's inside them.
Martin Maechler, ETH Zurich
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