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...being worked on. You can sometimes compile them with a flag that preserves information needed or to have it run with less overhead. Interpreted languages that can be typed in as you go along are a challenge in that a concept like line number may not be trivial to use. Do you remember what was the 325th line you typed in? R does not normally display line numbers in a prompt. As noted, there is plenty of debug info, not to mention what you can examine while running inside a debugger, that can be helpful. Another consideration to consider is that you can run snippets of R code in cells as in a Ma...

...being worked on. You can sometimes compile them with a flag that preserves information needed or to have it run with less overhead. Interpreted languages that can be typed in as you go along are a challenge in that a concept like line number may not be trivial to use. Do you remember what was the 325th line you typed in? R does not normally display line numbers in a prompt. As noted, there is plenty of debug info, not to mention what you can examine while running inside a debugger, that can be helpful. Another consideration to consider is that you can run snippets of R code in cells as in a Mar...

understood. but, please, consider not people like me but unwary beginners and students of R. I have used R now for decades, and even I am baffled by it. Couldn't you make R code easier to debug not only for people like me (who can indeed tweak their environments) but also for novice users? On Sun, Jan 19, 2025 at 8:46?AM <luke-tierney at uiowa.edu> wrote: > > On Sun, 19 Jan