Abstract
R is a dynamic language for statistical computing that combines lazy
functional features and object-oriented programming. This rather unlikely linguistic
cocktail would probably never have been prepared by computer scientists,
yet the language has become surprisingly popular. With millions of lines of R
code available in repositories, we have an opportunity to evaluate the fundamental
choices underlying the R language design. Using a combination of static and
dynamic program analysis we assess the success of different language features.
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