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+2  Q: 

Can a fuction in R return two vectors?

Can a function in R return not one, but two vectors?

(I am really beginning with R, so I might be overlooking something simple)

+4  A: 

Return them in a list:

return(list(v1=v1,v2=v2))

teucer  2010-02-23 13:26:56
ha, that's it. Thanks.
Karel Bílek  2010-02-23 13:45:19

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