R Programming Tips | How to efficiently complete CS1B/ CS2B | Shivangee Agarwal
Channel: Actuators Educational Institute
Date: 17/09/2020

Get #detailed #discussion about #shortcuts, #tricks and #tips to follow while taking the #exam in #R to #reduce #time and possibility of  error.
1. Remember always to #load any #data file if provided by #IFoA.
2. Focus on #indexing and provide #labels and #legends to #Graphs and #charts
3. Don't clear the #Console and #Plot area.
3. Add #Question numbers before and #comments after every #output always.
4. Frequently #Copy+Paste your work from #R and keeping your work #saved.

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