controlling R output -


i have code:

x <- rnorm(10) print(x) 

is returning output:

[1] -0.67604293 -0.49002147  1.50190943  0.48438935 -0.17091949  0.39868189 [7] -0.57922386 -0.08172699 -0.82327067  0.07005629 

i suppose r having limit of characters per line or , why splitting result in 2 lines. building service based on output of r.

what should in order in 1 line?

than better tell r output things in way convenient wrapper; check out string functions paste(), sprintf() , push result output cat(); instance putting numbers in column like:

x<-rnorm(10) cat(paste(x,collapse="\n"),"\n") 

what outputs just:

0.889105851072202 0.86920550247321 0.817785758768382 -0.0194490361401052 1.13386492568134 0.0786139738004322 0.7431631392675 0.93881227070957 0.534225167458455 1.08265812080696 

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