CHAPTER 2
We'll take a short tour of RStudio in this chapter. we will be writing the first
R script along the way. The RStudio developers have excellent documentation on
their website, which you can explore at your leisure. Rather than going over
each and every choice, the aim here is to give us a broad overview. You can
build new folders (directories) on the Files tab.You can also rename, erase, and
transfer files on your computer. You can navigate to any location on your device
using RStudio. When running in R, the program needs to know where to look for
inputs and outputs, so it will look in a directory called a "working directory"
first. The getwd feature, which can be entered in your console or in your
script, can be used to locate your working directory.R suggests that you use the
double question mark technique, which will be??meatloaf, since there is no
documentation for meatloaf. A keyword search is launched as a result of this.
The double question mark is simply a feature aid shortcut. lookup “Search the
entire R repository for a key word” is represented by two question marks. R
created some new items of interest as a result of sourcing or submitting your
code line by line. The Environment and History Pane is the final pane in our
tour of RStudio.
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