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Super quick question…
How do you take a some particular function’s (user-defined) argument and cast it as a character-string?
If for a simple example,
foo <- function(x) { ... }
I want to simply return x’s object name. So,
foo(testing123)
returns "testing123" (and testing123 could just be some random numeric vector)
Apologies if this question has been asked before–searched, but couldn’t find it! Thanks!!
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