[1] 61. Be able to make a new .qmd document
Yes.I copied my welcome post, and then renamed it
2. Be able to render a .qmd document
I was able to do that
3. Explain the difference between the source editor view and visual editor view in Rstudio.
Source editor is where you usually do coding so it is more like the underlying code , and visual editor kind of already shows how the ouput will look like on webpage and it can be confusing for a beginner
4. Be able to insert simple markdown plain text (headers, lists, paragraphs), and render the document.
#This is a Header
strikethrough
this is bold text
- unordered list + sub-item 1 + sub-item 2
- sub-sub-item 1
5. Be aware of resources to help you learn more about markdown options.
Yes
6. Be able to insert an R code chunk, and show the output in the rendered document.
macro for quick insert
command-option-i
7. Running R code chunks in a qmd - pressing play- Yes - copy/paste into console - Done - highlight then command-enter (mac) yes - precedence issues (first to last) yes
8. Be aware of R code chunk options, and how to use eval, messages, error, warning, and echo.
Yes. I used echo in the code chunk above.
9. Be able to set code chunk options per chunk, and/or for the whole document. Understand rules for precedence (which options will apply if both are set.)
There is a couple of code chunks options that you can use for some for example eval=false can be used to just display the function and not evaluate. You can also have a code chunk at the top of the document as well.
10. Write inline r code.
Today’s date is 2023-02-15
11. Explain how the rendering environment is different from the Rstudio environment.
Rstudio environment is more like about how it would look as a website, but Rstudio environment shows all the values and the objects assigned to them.
12. Be aware of more advanced quarto options for html documents, and try some of the options.
Yes