r - Is there anything wrong with using T & F instead of TRUE & FALSE? -


i noticed using t , f instead of true , false in functions in r gives me same results. of course, t , f more concise, yet, see true , false being used more often.

i wondering whether there difference between two? there wrong using t , f?

t , f can re-defined, true , false reserved words , cannot re-defined.

> true <- 1l error in true <- 1l : invalid (do_set) left-hand side assignment > false <- 0l error in false <- 0l : invalid (do_set) left-hand side assignment > t <- f  # yikes, hard debug! 

personally, use t , f when use r interactively, never use them in production code or packages.


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