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    The document discusses key concepts in R programming including: 1) Working directories in R can be retrieved using getwd() and set using setwd(path). 2) Variables in R name a memory location and can hold values. They must start with a letter or dot and cannot start with a number. 3) Data structures in R restrict the type of values a variable can hold, including atomic types like numeric, integer and character, and collection types like vectors, lists and matrices.

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    The document discusses key concepts in R programming including: 1) Working directories in R can be retrieved using getwd() and set using setwd(path). 2) Variables in R name a memory location and can hold values. They must start with a letter or dot and cannot start with a number. 3) Data structures in R restrict the type of values a variable can hold, including atomic types like numeric, integer and character, and collection types like vectors, lists and matrices.

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    Directory: Working Directory Path Where The Current Plots, Scripts Are Running

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    Directory

     Working directory
    Path where the current plots, scripts are running.

     Get the working directory


    getwd()

     Set the working directory


    setwd(path)

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Objects in R

     Class
     Blueprint Class

     Object
     Occurrence
    Object1 Object2

    Object3

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Variable

     Name given to a memory location


     Can hold value
    x y
     Carry out manipulations
    10 … 20 … …

    10826 10828 10830 10832 10834

    Rules
     Can include alphanumeric characters, dot and underscore
     Start with a letter OR a dot not followed by a number

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Variable

    Valid examples:
     sales = 1000
     .q2_sales = 1000

    Invalid examples:
     3sales = 1000
     __sales = 2000
     .4q_sales = 2000

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Variable

    Identify valid and invalid variables in R

     Sales_Q1
     Sales#Q1
     .salesq1
     .2019sales.data

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Comment

     Used to add a note


     Ignored by interpreter

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    Data Structures

    Restricts the variable to hold a value of certain type


    Atomic Collection

    Numeric Vector

    Integer List

    Character Matrix

    Logical DataFrame

    Complex

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Atomic

    What are the examples of some of the values that can be


    classified under fundamental data types?

     Numeric
     Integer
     Character
     Logical

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Collection

     Ability to store multiple elements in a single object


     Single or multi dimensional

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Vector

     One dimensional collection of homogeneous values

    Vector1 Vector2
    Quarter Sales

    Q1 2500000

    Q2 2200000

    Q3 2300000

    R programming - Pratik Gadia


    Vector

     Create a vector
     Access elements
     Manipulation
     Sorting
     Appending an element
     Removing an element
     Delete a vector

    R programming - Pratik Gadia

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