remove values from environment in r

To remove a variable or function from the environment in R, you need to use the rm() function.

Syntax:

main.r
rm(object_name)
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Here object_name is the name of the variable or function that you want to remove.

Example:

Let's say we have a variable x in our environment that we want to remove:

main.r
x <- 10
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We can remove it using the rm() function as follows:

main.r
rm(x)
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Now, if we try to access x, we will get an error message saying that object 'x' not found.

Note: If you want to remove multiple objects at once, you can provide their names as a vector to the rm() function. For example:

main.r
rm(x, y, z)
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This will remove the variables x, y, and z from the environment.