I am learning R and have a little knowledge in Python.
I feel that R and Python are in some parts alike, and in others very much unalike.

Especially when iterating or reading data from some file, I get stuck.

I have a data.frame

```
temp <- 
A    B    C
1    2    3
4    5    6
7    8    8

```

I simply want to read it out, row by row, and write it to a new file. 

```
#New File
[1,2,"3"],
[4,5,"6"],
[7,8,"9"],

```

I tried this

```
A <- temp[1]
B <- temp[2]
C <- temp[3]

print(paste("[", A, B, as.character(C),  "]", sep = ","))

```

But, that `paste` does not combine `A, B` and `C` correct. It gives me this:

```
[1,4,"7"],
[2,5,"8"],
[3,6,"9"],

```

I tried several other things like 

```
`test <- rbind(temp)` 

```

or

```
for(i in temp) {
        print(temp[,])
        print(paste("[", temp[,],  "]", sep = ","))
}

```

and in the end it always comes down to the same thing: It arrays it column by column when I try to print/paste it instead of row by row. 

I also fiddled around with `array()`. It feels like the right function to do this, but passing `list` as the `FUN` argument does not seem right...