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Introduction to R Studio

Welcome to R Studio! This presentation will cover the basics of R Studio and
show you how to use data manipulation and visualization tools for more effective
analysis.

by Udit Bheda
Installing R in Windows
Downloading R Package Installing R Package

First, download the latest .exe file of R Package Run the setup file and follow the instructions. You
for Windows. can select the default settings unless you have a
specific reason to change them.

Installing R Studio Test Run

Next, download and run the R Studio setup file Finally, test everything out by creating a new
from here. Once installed, open R Studio and project and running some basic data manipulation
select the version of R that you installed in the and visualization tasks.
previous step.
What is R Studio?

1 Open-source Integrated
Development Environment

R Studio is an IDE that provides a user-


Designed for Data Analysis 2 friendly interface for working with R.
R Studio is specifically designed for
statistical analysis and data visualization
tasks. 3 Facilitates Collaboration

The interface and collaborative features of


R Studio makes it easy for multiple users
to work on the same project.
Features of R Studio

Data Frames Visualizations Code Folding and


Highlighting
R Studio provides a convenient R Studio has a wide range of
way to work with data frames and customizable chart and graphing R Studio offers code folding and
tables for data manipulation tasks. options to enhance data highlighting for easy code
visualization. management and improved
readability.

Customizable
Environment

R Studio environments are


customizable to ease interaction
with multiple versions of R or
different development
Interface and Layout
1 Pane Layout 2 Source Editor and 3 Customizable
Debugger Interface
The R Studio GUI is
divided into four panes: The R Studio source editor Developers can customize
console, script, offers support for several the interface according to
environment, and files. development tasks like their needs, including the
intellisense and debugging. color and theme (e.g., dark
mode).
Data Manipulation and Analysis

1 Data Wrangling

R Studio offers various tools like data


frames and tables, different data sources
Data Summarization and 2 and column manipulation for data cleaning
Exploration
(extract, transform, and load).
R Studio has several tools to summarize
the data, including descriptive statistics
and histograms.
3 R Markdown

R Markdown allows users to create


dynamic reports with their code without
significant effort and makes
documentation and reporting more
straightforward.
Visualization and Plotting
ggplot2 Shiny lattice
R Studio utilizes the highly R Studio also offers a web The lattice package is an
customizable ggplot2 package to application to create interactive ergonomic package for creating
provide various plotting options interfaces and to integrate data multi-panel and trellis graphics.
for data visualization. visualizations with web apps.
R Markdown and Reproducible Research
Purpose Markdown Syntax Knitr

R Markdown helps to create Markdown syntax is an easy The knitr package extends
dynamic documents or reports way to create formatted Markdown functionality to
to encapsulate important documents and reproducible access R code within a
scripts, visualizations and research reports with your Markdown file to create
data for reproducibility in code and outputs in one HTML, PDF, and Word docs.
future runs. document.
Resources and Next Steps
• R Studio Cheat Sheets.
• R programming language course at DataCamp.
• R books and tutorials at R-bloggers.
• Stack Overflow for R programming language community.
• Join the R Studio Community.

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