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* In this tutorial, any line beginning with the <tt>#</tt> character is a comment and is ignored by R. I use these comments to show the expected output from R. | * In this tutorial, any line beginning with the <tt>#</tt> character is a comment and is ignored by R. I use these comments to show the expected output from R. | ||
* Any line beginning with the <tt>></tt> character indicates the R command prompt. You can copy and paste from this tutorials, but don't paste in the <tt>">"</tt> character. Later on we will omit this character. | * Any line beginning with the <tt>></tt> character indicates the R command prompt. You can copy and paste from this tutorials, but don't paste in the <tt>">"</tt> character. Later on we will omit this character. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:46, 15 January 2013
- In this tutorial, any line beginning with the # character is a comment and is ignored by R. I use these comments to show the expected output from R.
- Any line beginning with the > character indicates the R command prompt. You can copy and paste from this tutorials, but don't paste in the ">" character. Later on we will omit this character.
So start RStudio and type the following:
# This is how to start the main help system in R
> help.start()
The above line starts the web-browser on your computer and shows you the Help system for R. You can click on the links to get different levels of help.