R Programming Crash Course

Learn the fundamentals of the R programming language

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:06 About R
8:48 Installing R
10:26 Installing RStudio
12:03 How to make R files
18:24 RStudiio panes and basic Hotkeys
20:42 Variables
23:56 Data Types
26:06 Vectors
29:09 Lists
30:23 Matrix
31:11 Arrays
33:03 Factors
34:39 Data Frames
38:22 FUN STUFF STARTS
40:41 Dpylr Data Cleaning
53:50 Making Beautiful Charts With GGPLOT2
1:03:21 Exploratory Data Analysis Example
1:13:46 Importing Your Data Into R
1:20:26 Some Very Useful Packages
1:29:31 Outro

[BryanJenks]

Thank you again Brad for the opportunity to meet your audience and talk about one of my favorite languages :)

[TraversyMedia]

Something a bit different today. R is not a language that we have explored on this channel yet. Hope you enjoy :) and thanks to Bryan!

[nightowl]

:O
Brad starting a league of extraordinary devs

[markadriansalvador]

This is a high quality video on R. I really hope that you can create more videos like this for R. Truly appreciate your video.

[itakedown]

Highly recommend this to those who are just beginning their explorations in data science. Thanks a lot for making this!

[jr-hper]

This channel has literally become a one-stop learning platform for developers.

[shujjaahmed]

Thank you so much Brad for introducing us with new and great Youtubers! You're Awesome! :)

[Zack-txoz]

Thank you, Brad for making this concise and informative video course on R.

Chose to learn R, as I'm thinking to go the route as a data analyst (being relatively new to programming and have learned python, JS, SQL etc.)

I think it was the fact that you used a soothing theme for R that tipped the scales and your articulate clear voice were the reasons why I chose to start to view your video! First few minutes and I'm loving it so far and you've earned a sub!!

[ataria]

Much appreciated. Traverse Media is really on another level. Thanks Brad and to all guest creators out there ❤️

[MasterOfMisc]

Oh man, this looks good but I wish he would have zoomed in. That text is too small to see. Blast my eyes!

[xxCRzz]

This is almost the perfect tutorial. The one problem I had was how small the font was. I had to go into fullscreen whenever I tried to follow along and still missed some things. Thanks for this though!

[DevMadeEasy]

Another high quality video, Brad, thanks 🙏
This is what all these aspiring Web Dev need, it's amazing how much you can learn just on YouTube.

I created my channel inspired by you, I took all your courses, you are undoubtedly an inspiration for me.

❤️ What you've been doing on your channel is such an innovative and smart thing, something like that could only come from you.💙

[fabioampe]

Great R crash course, it really opened my eyes to what R is actually capable of doing. Thank you guys!

[yawmanuel]

When ever I see R, then I remember my Bioinformatics class.

R was the first Language I learnt. Before diving into Java n JS for Web & App dev.

I miss my Bioconducter 🎵 with R. Thanks, Bryan & Brad for this Crash course. Am coming to revise.

[runtimeterror]

The video I’ve been waiting for I’m currently enrolled on your Django udemy course 50% on and I’m no longer referring to the videos building my own out of it thanks brad

[danielgv]

Your explanations are very clear, but it would be nice if the font was a little bit larger. :)

[stelluspereira]

Thankyou Sir
Perhaps you can create a full workflow video
(Ie: creating models (training & validation), deploying into production & revising models & re-deploying related activities)

[sanghvian]

I guess at this rate, Traversy Media is gonna out udemy outta business. For all we know, Brad might've sparked of the coolest revolution in sharing of knowledge and community building. Lengendary content man !! Keep up the amazing work

[victorarshavskiy]

33:00 - not exactly (I think). Its a 3x3x2 tensor (3-dim matrix)

[rameshwarprasad]

Brad, this is just amazing to see a lot of amazing and diverse knowledgeable content delivered through your YouTube channel. Would love to see each of these new topics also get scaled in advanced topics, projects, advanced projects, latest updates on each of these like R for example, on your channel like you have done for web development.
Just a humble suggestion. By the way keep up the good work. You are a true inspiration.❤️🙏