I'm pretty new in programming, but I'm trying to learn through practice. I'm coding a function which accepts a variable number of arguments, with the ... function. Here's an example of what I've done:
decyph_test = function(...) { decript = letters[...] return(decript) }
If I enter only one argument (in this case, the required argument is a number, 'cause its used to locate that position in the letter constant) there's no big problem. But, what I want to do is to enter multiple numbers, so each one of them is located to its respective letter, and then is compiled into a vector, which would be the return of the function. Is there any specific way in which I can make any individual argument run the same process of locating its letter counterpart?