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R Programming By Example
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R Programming By Example

by Omar Trejo Navarro
December 2017
Beginner to intermediate
470 pages
12h 29m
English
Packt Publishing
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The input, output, and rendering functions

Each *Input() function requires several arguments. The first one is a string with the name for the widget, which will only be used by you. The second one is a label which will be shown to the user in your application. The remaining arguments for each *Input() function vary depending on its functionality. They include things like initial values, ranges, and increments. You can find the exact arguments needed by a widget on the widget function's help page, (for example, ? selectInput). The following table shows all available *Input() functions with an indication of what they are used for:

The Input*() function

Use

actionButton()

Action button

checkboxGroupInput()

Group of checkboxes ...

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