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## Overview
The **`c()` function** in R is  used to combine or concatenate its argument.
## Syntax
```
c(…)
```
## Parameter value
The `c()` function takes a parameter value **`…`**, which represents the concatenated objects.
## Return value
The `c()` function returns an expression or vector with an appropriate mode.

## Example


a <- c(1, 2, 3)
b <- c(4, 5, 6)


mystring <- c(a, b)

mystring


## Explanation
* **Lines 1 and 2:** We take three values and concatenate them. 
* **Line 5:** We use the `c()` function to concatenate the values in the objects `a` and `b`.

What is the c() function in R?

The c() function in R concatenates arguments into a single expression or vector of the appropriate mode.