Gist b272bcf056720b0031d3

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Gist b272bcf056720b0031d3

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Last edited Mar 20, 2013

Created on Mar 20, 2013

This R script generates a sequence of ten PNG images, each displaying an evolving line plot of randomly generated numeric data. At each step, it appends ten new random values to the existing vector and redraws the plot with an updated title. The code uses the base R `plot()`, `title()`, and `runif()` functions, saving each frame with `png()` and closing it with `dev.off()`. It demonstrates a simple iterative animation workflow, writing files to a local folder with sequentially numbered names.

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