What’s the difference between “reason” and “result”?

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The reason for doing something explains why it is being done. The result is the conclusion or outcome or what happened.

So suppose I go to Japan on vacation. The reason I went is because I wanted to practice Japanese, the result of the trip is that I became a much better speaker of Japanese and made some new friends.

Does that help?

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I don’t believe that you really don’t know the difference

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