R: formula, terms and call [closed] - r

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I would like to ask if someone knows a good source (e.g. book, blog, notes, slides, ...) which explains formula, terms and call in R on an advanced level for programming. I am struggling with them and have not yet found a comprehensive source.
Thanks and best,
Martin

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