Yes, you can make figures in R. A figure is a graphical representation of data or information that can include one or more plots or graphs. There are different ways to make figures in R, such as: Using base R plotting functions (such as `plot()`, `hist()`, or `boxplot()`) that provide basic graphics capabilities Using ggplot2 package that provides high-level graphics functions based on the grammar of graphics Using other packages that provide specific types of plots (such as maps, networks, or interactive graphics) You can also combine multiple plots in one figure using different functions and packages, such as `par()` [base R], `grid.arrange()` [gridExtra package], `plot_grid()` [cowplot package], or `ggarrange()` [ggpubr package]. You can also customize the appearance and behavior of the figure by using various arguments and options in each function or package.