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R Fundamentals #1

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pgstevenson opened this issue Apr 12, 2019 · 5 comments
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R Fundamentals #1

pgstevenson opened this issue Apr 12, 2019 · 5 comments
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nzcoops commented May 17, 2019

  • Complete R more recently
  • Complete What R isn't
  • RStudio IDE fullscreen image
  • Finish reading data in
  • Finish installing/loading packages
  • Finish saving within R
  • Finish logical class
  • Finish factor class
  • Finish date class
  • Finish classes other
  • Finish structures list
  • Finish structures matrix/array
  • Finish structures tibble
  • Other basic syntax?
  • Update data to use Paul's health dataset
  • Tidy "## Reading data in - example" code wrapping / line breaks

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nzcoops commented May 17, 2019

Does this talk need a tricks/catches section? Or is that too big?

Things like variable names with spaces dat$date of birth etc?

I'm thinking not.

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Does this talk need a tricks/catches section? Or is that too big?

Things like variable names with spaces dat$date of birth etc?

I'm thinking not.

I don't think so. If anything, we should discourage this for a "better" standard (all lower snake/camel case)

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nzcoops commented Jul 19, 2019

I don't think so. If anything, we should discourage this for a "better" standard (all lower snake/camel case)

Haha, I see how you read that. What I meant was the use of IF you have a variable name with spaces (that's come in from some read/load (web/excel)). But I see the disappeared/turned it into code.

But in general, I think a tips n tricks section would always be a bit too vague/cheery picking.

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nzcoops commented Aug 2, 2019

Slides finalised - passed over for review

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