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Code and Output

This is how \(R\) code is shown:

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This is what the output of the \(R\) code above will look:

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Why choose R ?

Check it out: an article from Fall 2016… No more excuses: R is better than SPSS for psychology undergrads, and students agree

FYI

This entire encyclopedia is written in \(R Markdown\), using \(R Studio\) as the text editor and the bookdown package to turn a collection of markdown documents into a coherent whole. The book’s source code is hosted on GitHub. If you notice typos or other issues, feel free to email author.

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