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## Overview
In R, the **`seq()` function** is used to generate a regular sequence of numbers.

## Syntax
```r
seq(from, to, by)
```
## Parameter value 
The `seq()` function takes three parameter values:
* **`from`**: This represents where the sequence should begin.
* **`to`**: This represents where the sequence should end.
* **`by`**: This represents the step size or interval of the sequence.

## Return value
The `seq()` function returns a regular sequence.

## Code example 



# using the seq() function
even_numbers <- seq(from = 0, to = 10, by = 2)

even_numbers


## Code explanation
* Line 2: We use the `seq()` function to generate a sequence of numbers, from `0` to `10`, with a step size or interval of `2`. We also assign the output of the sequence to a variable called `even_numbers`.
* Line 4: We print the `even_numbers` variable.

What is the seq() function in R?

Generates number sequences in R with defined start, end, and interval using seq().