RStudio Anatomy
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RStudio makes R easier to use. It includes a code editor, debugging & visualization tools. I love it but when beginners launch RStudio they are sometimes confused by all the panes and tabs. Here I have tried to give a quick visual guide to the anatomy of RStudio for people new to R, coding and RStudio. I’d love to know if I’ve missed anything or I’ve if unintentionally used jargon!
RStudio Anatomy – a nice big image
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