Programming with R
Data analysis is an incredibly valuable skill for everyone in every industry. Assuming no prior knowledge, this course will show you the basics of R programming language such as data types and data structures, conditional statements, and functions.
What you'll learn
At the core of data analysis is a thorough knowledge of R programming. In this course, Programming with R, you will learn how to manipulate different objects.
First, you will learn the basic syntax for R coding.
Next, you will explore data types and data structures available in R.
Finally, you will discover how to write your own functions by implementing control flow statements.
When you are finished with this course, you will have a foundational knowledge of R programming that will help you as you move forward to data science.
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Course FAQ
R is a programming language used primarily for statistical computing and data analysis, helping retrieve, organize, analyze, and visualize data.
It depends on what you're trying to do. If you want to analyze data and present the findings, R coding is probably better. But if you are developing a program for data analysis that interacts with several other components, Python would be better. R is better for statistical learning, and Python is better for machine learning and automation.
This course will introduce you to the R programming language. Topics covered will include:
- What is R and why use it?
- Variables and operators in R
- R data types
- Exploring vectors and factors in R
- Matrices, arrays, and lists in R
- R data frames
- Managing control statements
- Building your first function in R
This course is great for anyone interested in data analysis. If you want to learn the basic syntax of R programming to better manipulate and understand data, then this R course is perfect for you.
Nope! This course assumes no prior knowledge, and will show you the basics of R programming language, including data types, data structures, conditional statements, and functions.
