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This line contains the first Roxygen directive, which is This directive indicates that the text that comes afterwards has detailed information about the function. The next line is the “description” line and should be a slightly longer description of what the function does. The first line is a short title for the function We will take each line of documentation in order: #' Print a Greeting #' #' Print a greeting for a custom name #' #' This function make a plot with a greeting to the name passed as an argument to the function #' name character, name of person to whom greeting should be directed #' #' nothing useful is returned. 30.4 Example: Bootstrapping a Statistic.

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