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Install R

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This lesson is called Install R, part of the Getting Started With R course. This lesson is called Install R, part of the Getting Started With R course.

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Download and Install R
Open R and use any mathematical operators (+, -, /, and *) to create an expression and make sure it works as expected.

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Ben Meredith Jr

September 3, 2023

I have a Google Chromebook, a Chrome OS. What should I do?

David Keyes

September 4, 2023

I think your only option is run R in the cloud using Posit Cloud. Let me know if that works for. you!

Maria Gutknecht-Gmeiner

September 18, 2023

I have version 3.3.2 on my Mac from an earlier attempt of using R. Will it overwrite if I install the latest release? Or should I try to deinstall the older version first? And what package should I download? I have an iMac from 2015 with macOS Monterey Version 12.6.8

David Keyes

September 18, 2023

Yes, your packages will be overwritten if you install a newer version of R. However, 3.3.2 is very old at this point so I'd definitely recommend it. No need to uninstall anything first. In terms of packages, I'll give you a few to install in future lessons. Other than that, up to your needs!