Imagine you are new to R programming. How would you start learning it? What resources would you use?
- Ignore basics, Dive into complex topics, Use textbooks only
- Learn a different language first, Use textbooks only, Ignore online resources
- Start by installing R and RStudio, Learn Basics, Use Online Resources
- Start by learning machine learning algorithms, Ignore basics, Use online resources
Starting with the installation of R and RStudio, the basics of R programming should be the first focus. Online resources, such as free tutorials, R documentation, or forums like Stack Overflow can be incredibly helpful. A mix of hands-on practice and theoretical learning usually works best.
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