Eduard Bukin
To learn more about R and RStudio, use R For Data Science (Second Edition), specifically R4DS Chapter “Intro”, section 1.4 Prerequisites

R is an open-source statistical programming language
R is also an environment for statistical computing and graphics
It’s easily extensible with packages, see: https://cran.r-project.org/

RStudio is an IDE (integrated development environment) for R
RStudio is not a requirement for programming with R, but it’s commonly used by R programmers and data scientists https://www.rstudio.com/
Download R from here: cran.r-project.org
Install R by double click on the installation file and clicking next…
Download free version of R Studio from here: rstudio.com
Install RStudio by double click on the installation file and clicking next…
Check that RStudio has been installed by typing “RStudio” in the start menu or Windows search.
(Optional) Check that R has been installed by typing “R x” in the start menu or Windows search.

Console (left bottom) - to type the R code into
Editor (left top) - to write and SAVE scripts, analysis and documentation.
Environment (right top) - overview of the r session and objects in there
Plots, Files and Viewer (right bottom) - files navigation, plots export and inspection.
Turn on your PC
Use these log in and password.
Important
Login: ZH-user-pcl
Password: V5-senc!3ken
Go to: bit.ly/3GD8Oap
Scroll and download ex01-rct.zip.
DON’T OPEN IT! setup your working folders first (next slide).
Navigate to your user folder: C > Users > Name of your user account;
Create there a course folder names {your initial}-mk223-2023.
eb-mk223-2023;C:\Users\ZH-user-pcl\eb-mk223-2023;ex01-rct.zip from downloads to the course folder;ex01-rct.zip into ex01-rct;ex01-rct in your course folder