This is an introduction to atomic vectors (the basic building block) in R:
S3 vectors are slightly more complex (these include factors, dates, date-times, and difftimes), have multiple classes and attributes, and are an essential part of data analysis and visualization:
After loading or creating a data object in R, we need to be able to extract or manipulate these data. These exercises cover subsetting in R:
Nearly all of the data we’ll encounter in R will be rectangular (like a spreadsheet). In R, the two forms of rectangular are data.frame
s and tibble
s.
ggplot2
is an excellent package for building data visualizations and graphs in R. These exercises introduce you to the grammar and syntax.
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