This will give you a list of the current base packages:
priority <- installed.packages()[,"Priority"]
names(priority)[priority %in% "base"]
Change "base" to "recommended" to see the current recommended packages.
The base packages are part of R, they are not available separately. If you try
to
Hi, Harold--
The short answer is "Yes"--in your example, the nextElem will always be a list
with the i component equal to the next element of itx1 and the j component
equal to the next element of itx2.
I posted a more detailed explanation in response to a query from David on the
Microsoft
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