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Best teacher for R. I have gone from video to video not understanding anything, and the explanations in this video make my life so much easier because now I understand where things are coming from. Thank, you, thank you, thank you.
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 📊 *Introduction to uploading Excel data into R* 00:15 📑 *Using Open Spreadsheet for universal accessibility* 00:28 🧹 *Importance of cleaning up the spreadsheet before uploading* 00:55 💾 *Saving the file in a simple text format, preferably CSV* 01:25 ⚠️ *Reminder about losing functionalities when saving in CSV format* 02:09 🔄 *Switching between CSV and XLSX formats for different purposes* 02:39 🖥️ *Opening the saved CSV in R- **02:52** 🗂️ Understanding the CSV format in RStudio* 03:05 📁 *Locating and specifying the file path in R* 03:33 🔙 *Handling backslashes in file paths for Windows in R* 04:13 📊 *Reading and displaying the data from CSV in R* 04:29 🔄 *Converting the CSV data into a data frame in R* 04:54 🛠️ *Adjusting CSV reading options like header and separators in R* 05:50 🧬 *Understanding the 'strings as factors' parameter in R* 06:17 📈 *Behavior of strings in different versions of R* Made with HARPA AI
The help is not of real help unless you know the exact right name of what you are looking up. Per his example of "abs" , unless you know that phrase you can't effectively look it up. There's a hundred alternative of "abs" that could have been used by the namers for that function.. If you already know "abs" chances are you already know what it does and don't need to look it up. The is same problem with linux "man" pages, I.e., unless you know exactly what you are looking for you can't look it up.
Newbie here - have been attempting to import spreadsheets into R Studio using the read.csv function (I right-click to get the file path, copy and paste, convert the single back-slash to a double, and STILL getting error message. I've tried different methods too, like making sure to install and load tidyverse and here, then starting the read.csv function with a DF <- or d <-. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
hello, I've just started to learn R . But I am facing an issue. I am unabe to open it after downloading it . Everytime I try to open it they say that this is not a microsoft verified app . Please help me so that I can start learning this.
Muy bonito, no entendí un carajo del lenguaje, pero con lo que vi en pantalla, aprendí demasiado. Muchas gracias joven blanco angloparlate. Su clase fue muy enriquecedora. Le dejo un me gusta y estoy pensando en suscribirme muy seriamente.
Good Tutorial. 1 question though...the variables are not being displayed in my Global Environment...What could be the issue? Is there a difference btw pressing 'Enter' or 'Ctrl Enter' after an assignment?
Finally! I was looking exactly for an introduction to basic R features and all I found before reaching to this video was complex data science and statistical programming. Thank buddy, keep going!
