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| + | * Open RStudio and load the <code>ABC-units</code> R project. If you have loaded it before, choose '''File''' → '''Recent projects''' → '''ABC-Units'''. If you have not loaded it before, find instructions in the '''[[RPR-Introduction]]''' unit. | ||
* Choose '''Tools''' → '''Version Control''' → '''Pull Branches''' to fetch the most recent version of the project from its GitHub repository with all changes and bug fixes included. | * Choose '''Tools''' → '''Version Control''' → '''Pull Branches''' to fetch the most recent version of the project from its GitHub repository with all changes and bug fixes included. | ||
* Type <code>init()</code> as requested. | * Type <code>init()</code> as requested. | ||
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<small>Note: take care that you understand <b>all</b> of the code in the script. Evaluation in this course is cumulative and you may be asked to explain any part of code.</small> | <small>Note: take care that you understand <b>all</b> of the code in the script. Evaluation in this course is cumulative and you may be asked to explain any part of code.</small> | ||
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Revision as of 23:18, 31 January 2018
Task:
- Open RStudio and load the
ABC-unitsR project. If you have loaded it before, choose File → Recent projects → ABC-Units. If you have not loaded it before, find instructions in the RPR-Introduction unit. - Choose Tools → Version Control → Pull Branches to fetch the most recent version of the project from its GitHub repository with all changes and bug fixes included.
- Type
init()as requested. - Open the file
{{{1}}}and follow the instructions.
Note: take care that you understand all of the code in the script. Evaluation in this course is cumulative and you may be asked to explain any part of code.
