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## Overview
The **`args()` function** in R is used to return the required arguments  or parameters of a given function. The `args()` function takes the name of the function as a parameter value, and returns the parameters that are required by the function.
## Syntax
```
args(name)
```
## Parameter value
The `args()` function takes a single and required parameter value, **`name`**, which represents the name of the function.

## Return value
The `args()` function returns the default values of a function.
## Code example


# checking the required arguments to the matrix() function 
args(matrix)

## Code explanation
In the code written above, we use the `args()` function to determine the required parameters of the `matrix()` function. 

What is the args() function in R?

Overview

Syntax

Parameter value

Return value

Code example

Code explanation