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You want to make a figure illustrating the distribution of GDP per capita for all countries within each continent using the `world` data in the `spData` package. Your desired figure looks something like the following:
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You want to make a figure illustrating the distribution of GDP per capita for all countries within each continent using the `world` data in the `spData` package.
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```{r, echo=F, purl=F, warning=F}
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### Your goal
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Your desired figure looks something like the following:
You have started working on the figure but can't seem to make it work like you want. Here is your current version of the code (and the resulting figure):
You want to ask for help and so you know that you need to make a reproducible example. Starting with the code above, make the required edits so you can use `reprex()` to generate a nicely formatted example that you could email or post to a forum to ask for help. See the [reading](https://reprex.tidyverse.org/) for more help. Note: you do _not_ need to recreate the figure above, only to use `reprex()` to illustrate your question.
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The second figure is quite different from the one you want. You want to ask for help and so you know that you need to make a reproducible example. Starting with the code above, make the required edits so you can use `reprex()` to generate a nicely formatted example that you could email or post to a forum to ask for help. See the [reading](https://reprex.tidyverse.org/) for more help. Note: you do _not_ need to recreate the first figure above, only to use `reprex()` to illustrate your question and problematic code.
1. Download the [<iclass="fa fa-file-code-o fa-1x"aria-hidden="true"></i> starter R script (if desired)](`r output_nocomment`){target="_blank"}. Save this directly to your course folder (repository) so you don't lose track of it!
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2. Add code needed to produce the second plot (loading required libraries above and loading the `world` data)
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2. Copy the code to your clipboard
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3. run `reprex()` to generate the reproducible example in the "Viewer Pane"
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4. Export the preview as an html file and save it in your course repository. It should look something like this (note the image is intentionally blurred):
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If you have extra time, try to fix the code above to make the first figure.
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subtitle: Learning more about finding help
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reading:
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- How to [write a reproducible example](http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Reproducibility.html)
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- Using [Reprex package](https://reprex.tidyverse.org/)
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- Save your reprex to your course repository as an html file using Export -> "Save As Webpage" in the RStudio "Viewer" Tab.
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## Download
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## Libraries
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## Your problem
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You want to make a figure illustrating the distribution of GDP per capita for all countries within each continent using the `world` data in the `spData` package. Your desired figure looks something like the following:
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You want to make a figure illustrating the distribution of GDP per capita for all countries within each continent using the `world` data in the `spData` package.
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### Your goal
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Your desired figure looks something like the following:
You have started working on the figure but can't seem to make it work like you want. Here is your current version of the code (and the resulting figure):
You want to ask for help and so you know that you need to make a reproducible example. Starting with the code above, make the required edits so you can use `reprex()` to generate a nicely formatted example that you could email or post to a forum to ask for help. See the [reading](https://reprex.tidyverse.org/) for more help. Note: you do _not_ need to recreate the figure above, only to use `reprex()` to illustrate your question.
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The second figure is quite different from the one you want. You want to ask for help and so you know that you need to make a reproducible example. Starting with the code above, make the required edits so you can use `reprex()` to generate a nicely formatted example that you could email or post to a forum to ask for help. See the [reading](https://reprex.tidyverse.org/) for more help. Note: you do _not_ need to recreate the first figure above, only to use `reprex()` to illustrate your question and problematic code.
If you have extra time, try to fix the code above to make the first figure.
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## Steps
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1. Download the [<iclass="fa fa-file-code-o fa-1x"aria-hidden="true"></i> starter R script (if desired)](scripts/CS_07_nocomments.R){target="_blank"}. Save this directly to your course folder (repository) so you don't lose track of it!
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2. Add code needed to produce the second plot (loading required libraries above and loading the `world` data)
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2. Copy the code to your clipboard
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3. run `reprex()` to generate the reproducible example in the "Viewer Pane"
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4. Export the preview as an html file and save it in your course repository. It should look something like this (note the image is intentionally blurred):
<p>You want to make a figure illustrating the distribution of GDP per capita for all countries within each continent using the <code>world</code> data in the <code>spData</code> package. Your desired figure looks something like the following:</p>
<p>You want to make a figure illustrating the distribution of GDP per capita for all countries within each continent using the <code>world</code> data in the <code>spData</code> package.</p>
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<divid="your-goal" class="section level3">
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<h3>Your goal</h3>
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<p>Your desired figure looks something like the following: <imgsrc="CS_07_files/figure-html/unnamed-chunk-3-1.png" /><!-- --></p>
<p>You have started working on the figure but can’t seem to make it work like you want. Here is your current version of the code (and the resulting figure):</p>
<p>You want to ask for help and so you know that you need to make a reproducible example. Starting with the code above, make the required edits so you can use <code>reprex()</code> to generate a nicely formatted example that you could email or post to a forum to ask for help. See the <ahref="https://reprex.tidyverse.org/">reading</a> for more help. Note: you do <em>not</em> need to recreate the figure above, only to use <code>reprex()</code> to illustrate your question.</p>
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<p>If you have extra time, try to fix the code above to make the first figure.</p>
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<p>The second figure is quite different from the one you want. You want to ask for help and so you know that you need to make a reproducible example. Starting with the code above, make the required edits so you can use <code>reprex()</code> to generate a nicely formatted example that you could email or post to a forum to ask for help. See the <ahref="https://reprex.tidyverse.org/">reading</a> for more help. Note: you do <em>not</em> need to recreate the first figure above, only to use <code>reprex()</code> to illustrate your question and problematic code.</p>
<li>Download the <ahref="scripts/CS_07_nocomments.R" target="_blank"><iclass="fa fa-file-code-o fa-1x" aria-hidden="true"></i> starter R script (if desired)</a>. Save this directly to your course folder (repository) so you don’t lose track of it!</li>
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<li>Add code needed to produce the second plot (loading required libraries above and loading the <code>world</code> data)</li>
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<li>Copy the code to your clipboard</li>
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<li>run <code>reprex()</code> to generate the reproducible example in the “Viewer Pane”</li>
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<li>Export the preview as an html file and save it in your course repository. It should look something like this (note the image is intentionally blurred): <imgsrc="assets/reprex.png" /></li>
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