I got confused when I stumbled upon this code as you don't need to give "y" a value to operate, how does it get its value?
f <- function(x) {
g <- function(y) {
y z
}
z <- 4
x g(x)}
because if I add ran this code
z <- 10
f(3)
it will give the result (10), where the second function got its "y" value?
CodePudding user response:
When you call function g() inside f(), you passed "y" value by using g(x). Whatever value you assigned to x will be assigned to y inside function g(). So the result is x g(x)=x x z=3 3 4=10
