About the R-kheion

(ἀρχεῖον [ar.kʰêː.on], gr.: town hall, public building, public records)

There are more than one ways to learn and do R programming, with lots of resources are available on the internet. But resources are not enough. There is a huge difference between knowing how to do something and actually doing it. Skills in solving problems are learned with exercising and exploration.

The purpose of this webpage/book is manyfold:

  1. Provide gradual exposure various to topics of learning and using R, linking openly accessible material, whenever they are relevant.

  2. Provide a compilation of exercises that ensure the acquisition of problem solving capabilities.

  3. To introduce programming concepts that are applicable to most programming languages, without being overly technical.

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