> It’s not necessary though, because the R community does a good job avoiding name conflicts
That has not at all been my experience. Loading the tidyverse pulls over 1000 things into your global namespace and clobbers several standard library functions in the process. Never mind that seemingly every single package has its own "filter" function.
When you start getting different results based on the order you import packages it's usually a bad sign.
That has not at all been my experience. Loading the tidyverse pulls over 1000 things into your global namespace and clobbers several standard library functions in the process. Never mind that seemingly every single package has its own "filter" function.
When you start getting different results based on the order you import packages it's usually a bad sign.