Git-ing to Intros

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Welcome to my RbyRamya blog where I will post tricks, tips, and everything I learn about the R programming language.

Code will be posted on my GitHub repository: GitHub_rbyramya

Introduction to R

R is an open source scripting language for statistical analysis. It is an object oriented language that heavily uses functions to complete tasks.

Vectors are the fundamental data type in R that assigns alphanumeric data to a variable. One vector can work another through basic operations. You can extract data from a vector using []. When dealing with NA values, set na.rm = TRUE if you want to skip over NA values during calculations.

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