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Add bit on native pipe #605

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Expand Up @@ -608,6 +608,8 @@ It's common in the R programming world to name a package by choosing a word that

In this case, the author of the {magrittr} package created a series of pipe operators and then collected them in a package named after the artist Magritte.

R version 4.1.0 introduced the native pipe operator, `|>`. Like the {magrittr} pipe, it passes an object to a function so that you can chain a sequence of operations together. For straightforward use cases, both pipes behave similarly. However, you may run into differences in more complex scenarios. Since the {magrittr} pipe is tightly integrated with the tidyverse, we continue to use it in our code examples.
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### Exploring assignment vs. equality

You've learned a couple of operators already: namely the assignment operator (`<-` or `->`) and the pipe operator (`%>%`). Now you'll learn about `=` and `==`.
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