the solution is to write functions that return the data you want changed, and
let the caller of the function decide where to put the answer. If you want to
return multiple "answers", collect them in a vector or list and return that.
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michaelyb <cel81009...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Any solution for that type of problem?
>I did read the ?"<<-", and seems very similar to the "assign" function,
>if I
>am not mistaken....
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