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Hello everyone and welcome to the introduction to our basics section of this course.

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By now you should have your environment fully set up understand what this course is about and get ready

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to tackle the rest of the curriculum of the course in the introductions.

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Our basic section will start off with the very beginning of what you should know.

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Things like arithmetic and are how to create a variable in our and then go over our basic data types

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such as vectors lists matrices data frames etc. to start off with the introduction to our basic section

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.

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I want to show you how next four sections of the Course are built into the notes for this course.

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Again if you want the notes go ahead and review the lecture called course notes which has a basic overview

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of the notes and how to download them.

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Right now I'm going to go ahead and jump to those notes myself.

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Let me go ahead.

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Open those files in another window.

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All right.

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Here I am at the course notes for the next few couple of sections Sections 4 5 6 and 7.

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All the notes that you're going to need are available either in the basics of R and data types or if

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you're actually performing a training exercise.

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You'll be under the training exercises folder her now may go in and should the basics of our and data

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types go to this folder and we're going to start off with just our basic section.

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Meaning these are the actual notebooks corresponding to each lecture.

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You can go in and double click them open them up in your browser and explore the code A corresponds

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to lecture.

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Basically what I'm going to be doing is explaining and coding out live for you in video.

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All the notes that are in these notebook files.

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If you go ahead and go back to the basics of our types you'll notice there's matrices lists and data

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frames.

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These are the next subsequent sections that are also all fall under the basics of R and data types folder

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So here's the code for our base or our data frame's code for the Arliss SpaceX lecture and then code

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for the matrices lecture.

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If you actually get to a training exercise section in the next couple of sections go to the training

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exercises folder.

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Double click on it click on exercises and then find the appropriate exercise.

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It'll match the title of the lecture and if you want the solution to that exercise then check out the

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solutions folder.

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All right that's all you need to know to continue.

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If you have any questions feel free to post the Q&A section of the course in me or the other students

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will be happy to answer them for you.

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Thanks everyone and I'll see at the next lecture.