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I really don’t hate the paste function, it is actually quite useful when working with vectors. I just hate using it for simple string concatenation.
var = 4.345
paste0("The value is: ", var)## [1] "The value is: 4.345"Luckily, R has the functionality to create binary operators so I rolled my own string concatenation operator.
"%+%" = function(...) {paste0(...)}
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