According to Mike Prager:
|>
|> At 7/24/2001 at 02:47 PM, David M Smith wrote:
|> >"S-plus has functions called c, q, s, t, C, D, and I. So it's better not to
|> >use these names for your own objects."
|>
|> For those of us with less-than-perfect memories, the easy-to-remember
|> conclusion is, "So it's better never use single-letter names for your own
|> objects."
That's a bit of overkill. It's still quite safe to use i, j and k for
iterations in loops; n, N, m and M for dimensions and x, y and z for
plotting terms and functions used with the apply family.
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