> Dear R users,
> Please help me with some documentation for newbie about R
> programming, algorithms, create iterative C++ function (like
> for, while, if , etc).
Start at
http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html
and especiallly the resources cited towards the end of that page, just after
the bit titled "Do your homework before posting". It lists useful links.
"Introduction to R" and the "R language definition" (sec 3.2 especially) seem
relevant.
For books, browse Google for 'R programming books'; there are lots. Some are
aimed at particular types of problem, but you know your problem best.
S Ellison
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