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...bhav.copy <- read.csv(file.string) return(bhav.copy) } If I run the function, immediately it says that "file.string not found". But when I run it after some time(a few seconds), it executes normally. I think when `download.file` ecexecutes, it transfers control to `read.csv, `and it tries to load the file which is not yet properly saved. when I run it after some time, it tries to overwrite the existing file, which it cannot, and the `read.csv`properly loads the saved file.` I want the function to execute the first time I run it. I...

...bhav.copy <- read.csv(file.string) > return(bhav.copy) > } > > If I run the function, immediately it says that "file.string not found". But when I run it after some time(a few seconds), it executes normally. I think when `download.file` ecexecutes, it transfers control to `read.csv, `and it tries to load the file which is not yet properly saved. when I run it after some time, it tries to overwrite the existing file, which it cannot, and the `read.csv`properly loads the saved file.` > > I want the function to execute the first time I...

...csv(file.string) >> return(bhav.copy) >> } >> >> If I run the function, immediately it says that "file.string not >found". But when I run it after some time(a few seconds), it executes >normally. I think when `download.file` ecexecutes, it transfers control >to `read.csv, `and it tries to load the file which is not yet properly >saved. when I run it after some time, it tries to overwrite the >existing file, which it cannot, and the `read.csv`properly loads the >saved file.` >> >> I want the function to...

...t; return(bhav.copy) >>> } >>> >>> If I run the function, immediately it says that "file.string not >> found". But when I run it after some time(a few seconds), it executes >> normally. I think when `download.file` ecexecutes, it transfers control >> to `read.csv, `and it tries to load the file which is not yet properly >> saved. when I run it after some time, it tries to overwrite the >> existing file, which it cannot, and the `read.csv`properly loads the >> saved file.` >>> >>&...

...return(bhav.copy) >>>> } >>>> >>>> If I run the function, immediately it says that "file.string not >>> found". But when I run it after some time(a few seconds), it >executes >>> normally. I think when `download.file` ecexecutes, it transfers >control >>> to `read.csv, `and it tries to load the file which is not yet >properly >>> saved. when I run it after some time, it tries to overwrite the >>> existing file, which it cannot, and the `read.csv`properly loads the >>> saved file....