Summary and further reading

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Section A.7 Summary and further reading

This has been a very superficial overview of using R and RStudio to write code. If you were able to follow along, then you should be OK to follow along with the contents of this book as well. If you are not yet feeling confident, and are looking to further develop your R skills, we highly recommend [216]. Throughout the book we use Tidyverse packages and syntax wherever possible. For an overview of this, check out [217]. And for those who want to hone their R skills even further, there is [218] for generally more advanced R skills, and of course, [170] and [115] are important reference texts.

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