The method for merging the paste() and print() functions in R is to use cat() function. The cat() function takes one or more R objects and concatenate them, separating them by a space. It also prints the result to the console by default.
For example:
x <- "Hello"
y <- "world"
cat(paste(x, y))
Output:
Hello world
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