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# @title Save an \R object in Desktop or Working Directory
# @description The author always \strong{forgets} how to save an \R object in desktop, so this is the reason why the he made this.
# @param object an \R object which is saved
# @param file_name name of file in which the \R object is saved.
# @param Working_Directory A logical,
# if \code{TRUE} then the object is saved \strong{in the working directory}.
# if \code{FALSE}, then the \R object is saved \strong{in Desktop}.
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# @return \code{NULL}
# @export
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# @examples
# save_an_R_object <- function(object, file_name , Working_Directory =FALSE) {
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# # if (class("file_name")=="character"){
# # file_name <-substitute(file_name)
# # }
# # if(!Working_Directory) save( object,file =paste0(file.path(Sys.getenv("USERPROFILE"),"Desktop"),"\\fit") )
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# # if(!Working_Directory) save( object,file =paste0(file.path(Sys.getenv("USERPROFILE"),"Desktop"),"\\",file_name) )
# # # browser()
# # if(Working_Directory)save( object,file =paste0(file_name) )
# #
# # return(NULL)
#
# }
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