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Congratulations! You have completed this lesson. At this point in the course, you know:
You can use the R programming language to perform statistical computation, data visualization,
and predictive analysis.
The four most common data types in R are integer, numeric, character, and logical.
You can use the class() function and the is.integer(), is.numeric(), is.character(),
and is.logical() functions to determine the data type.
You can convert some data types to other data types using
the as.integer(), as.numeric(), as.character(), and as.logical() functions.
R provides math operators that you can use to perform calculations on your data.
Using variables in your calculations and providing them with descriptive names can help shorten
your code and make it easier to read.
You can control the order of operations using parenthesis.
The R development environment includes the R console, R script files, and workspaces.
Two important tools for working with R code are RStudio and Jupyter.
RStudio features, like syntax highlighting and auto code completion, make writing code easier.
The main components of RStudio include the File Editor, Console, Workspace, and File, Plots, and
Packages Explorer.
A Jupyter Notebook is made up of cells that can contain code, markdown files, or raw text.
An all-in-one Jupyter Notebook contains narration, code, data, and plots, images, or videos.

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