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Differentiate between library() and require()?
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Answer / Ravi Sahu
In R programming, both library() and require() are used for loading packages. However, they behave differently:n1. library(): Loads a package if it's not already loaded and adds it to the search path (.libPaths()). If the package is already loaded, it doesn't show any message.n2. require(): Also loads a package but throws an error if the package is not found in the search path. If the package is already loaded, it doesn't show any message.
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