R语言for循坏语句的使用（多个for)
对于多个for循还语句，R语言的执行顺序（以3个for为例）：从外向内单个执行，里边循还完整，再往外一层，直到全部完成。话不多说，上例子：
代码：
library(data.table)
mm<-data.table()
m<-c(1,2,3,4,5)
n<-c('a','b','c','d','e')
o<-c(6,7,8,9,10)
for (i1 in m){
for ( i2 in n){
for (i3 in o){
print(c(i1,i2,i3))
aa<-data.table(i1,i2,i3)
bb<-rbind(mm,aa)
}
}
}
执行结果：
[1] "1" "a" "6"
[1] "1" "a" "7"
[1] "1" "a" "8"
[1] "1" "a" "9"
[1] "1" "a" "10"
[1] "1" "b" "6"
[1] "1" "b" "7"
[1] "1" "b" "8"
[1] "1" "b" "9"
[1] "1" "b" "10"
[1] "1" "c" "6"
[1] "1" "c" "7"
[1] "1" "c" "8"
[1] "1" "c" "9"
[1] "1" "c" "10"
[1] "1" "d" "6"
[1] "1" "d" "7"
[1] "1" "d" "8"
[1] "1" "d" "9"
[1] "1" "d" "10"
[1] "1" "e" "6"
[1] "1" "e" "7"
[1] "1" "e" "8"
[1] "1" "e" "9"
[1] "1" "e" "10"
[1] "2" "a" "6"
[1] "2" "a" "7"
[1] "2" "a" "8"
[1] "2" "a" "9"
[1] "2" "a" "10"
[1] "2" "b" "6"
[1] "2" "b" "7"
[1] "2" "b" "8"
[1] "2" "b" "9"
[1] "2" "b" "10"
[1] "2" "c" "6"
[1] "2" "c" "7"
[1] "2" "c" "8"
[1] "2" "c" "9"
[1] "2" "c" "10"
[1] "2" "d" "6"
[1] "2" "d" "7"
[1] "2" "d" "8"
[1] "2" "d" "9"
[1] "2" "d" "10"
[1] "2" "e" "6"
[1] "2" "e" "7"
[1] "2" "e" "8"
[1] "2" "e" "9"
[1] "2" "e" "10"
[1] "3" "a" "6"
[1] "3" "a" "7"
[1] "3" "a" "8"
[1] "3" "a" "9"
[1] "3" "a" "10"
[1] "3" "b" "6"
[1] "3" "b" "7"
[1] "3" "b" "8"
[1] "3" "b" "9"
[1] "3" "b" "10"
[1] "3" "c" "6"
[1] "3" "c" "7"
[1] "3" "c" "8"
[1] "3" "c" "9"
[1] "3" "c" "10"
[1] "3" "d" "6"
[1] "3" "d" "7"
[1] "3" "d" "8"
[1] "3" "d" "9"
[1] "3" "d" "10"
[1] "3" "e" "6"
[1] "3" "e" "7"
[1] "3" "e" "8"
[1] "3" "e" "9"
[1] "3" "e" "10"
[1] "4" "a" "6"
[1] "4" "a" "7"
[1] "4" "a" "8"
[1] "4" "a" "9"
[1] "4" "a" "10"
[1] "4" "b" "6"
[1] "4" "b" "7"
[1] "4" "b" "8"
[1] "4" "b" "9"
[1] "4" "b" "10"
[1] "4" "c" "6"
[1] "4" "c" "7"
[1] "4" "c" "8"
[1] "4" "c" "9"
[1] "4" "c" "10"
[1] "4" "d" "6"
[1] "4" "d" "7"
[1] "4" "d" "8"
[1] "4" "d" "9"
[1] "4" "d" "10"
[1] "4" "e" "6"
[1] "4" "e" "7"
[1] "4" "e" "8"
[1] "4" "e" "9"
[1] "4" "e" "10"
[1] "5" "a" "6"
[1] "5" "a" "7"
[1] "5" "a" "8"
[1] "5" "a" "9"
[1] "5" "a" "10"
[1] "5" "b" "6"
[1] "5" "b" "7"
[1] "5" "b" "8"
[1] "5" "b" "9"
[1] "5" "b" "10"
[1] "5" "c" "6"
[1] "5" "c" "7"
[1] "5" "c" "8"
[1] "5" "c" "9"
[1] "5" "c" "10"
[1] "5" "d" "6"
[1] "5" "d" "7"
[1] "5" "d" "8"
[1] "5" "d" "9"
[1] "5" "d" "10"
[1] "5" "e" "6"
[1] "5" "e" "7"
[1] "5" "e" "8"
[1] "5" "e" "9"
[1] "5" "e" "10"
