1 + 6[1] 7
5 - 3[1] 2
2 * 9[1] 18
8 / 4[1] 2
9 %% 2[1] 1
2 ^ 3[1] 8
The goal of this workshop is to build upon “introductory content” that is found in other workshops such as Data Carpentry - Data Analysis and Visualisation for Ecologists.
The workshop itself is a bit piecemeal and covers a range of topics and is mostly designed as a source of quick reference for the instructor during the session
The key themes of the workshop are to:
The main reference material is the package documentation itself
Mathematical operations:
+ and - for addition and subtraction*, /, and %% for multiplication, division, and remainder division^ for exponentiation( and ) for bracketing1 + 6[1] 7
5 - 3[1] 2
2 * 9[1] 18
8 / 4[1] 2
9 %% 2[1] 1
2 ^ 3[1] 8
Assignment
a <- 7
a[1] 7
Vectors
b <-c(2, 5, 6)Indexing (starts from 1)
# 3rd item
b[3][1] 6
# Exclude the 2nd item
b[-2][1] 2 6
Subsetting with by comparison
# items in b larger than 3
b[ b > 3][1] 5 6
# items in b that are equal to 6
b[ b == 6][1] 6