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My second most asked question is always how I learnt R     I taught myself mainly by just trial and error (I have to actually physically do something I can’t just watch videos as I don’t take it in) so I started with the very basics.   I think it’s so easy to overdo and feel like you need to know how to do everything or a lot of things at the start. Stick to simple things like understanding the R studio interface and loading packages and other basic commands     (after this most things I learnt were googling very specifically what I needed to do and adding the command to a ‘useful command’ list I have)    Next:  Following a vignette from start to finish (one that would be similar to what I would soon need) I then would go through and click on functions to look at the arguments (this tells you all the parameters for the function) and how I can change them if needed!    Finally try swirl it’s so easy to just load directly in the terminal and you learn as you go!        What’s your top tips?    I also have so many more so make sure you follow!      #phd #student #coding #rprogramming #university #tipsandtricks

How to start coding . • Choose a programming language (Python is beginner-friendly) • Install a code editor (VS Code, PyCharm, etc.) • Day 1-3: Learn variables, data types, and basic I/O • Problem 1: Print “Hello, World!” • Problem 2: Take two numbers as input and print their sum • Day 4-6: Learn conditionals and loops • Problem 1: Check if a number is even or odd • Problem 2: Print numbers from 1 to 10 using a loop • Day 7-9: Learn functions and basic logic • Problem 1: Write a function to find factorial • Problem 2: Check if a number is prime • Day 10-12: Learn lists and strings • Problem 1: Reverse a string • Problem 2: Find the largest number in a list • Day 13-14: Learn basic error handling and dictionaries • Problem 1: Handle divide-by-zero error • Problem 2: Count character frequency in a string • Day 15: Build a mini project using what you’ve learned • Problem 1: Simple calculator • Problem 2: Contact book using dictionary