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Your Turn

  1. Open the GitHub repository with the materials for this course

  2. Click on commits

  3. Take a look through the commit history to see how the code changed over time

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Sara Cifuentes

Sara Cifuentes

June 25, 2022

Dear Charlie,

I had not considered this question until yesterday when I wanted to share this information with a teacher via GitHub.

When I send another person the Github link (e.g., https://github.com/Sagaciro/Week_12), how can this person open/visualize/run the R repository on their computer?

Sorry for my late question.

Thanks for everything,

Sara

Charlie Hadley

Charlie Hadley

June 27, 2022

Hi Sara!

No worries about the timing of the question! Here's a very quick video showing how someone can download and run the code from your GitHub repo.

Cheers, Charlie

Sara Cifuentes

Sara Cifuentes

June 28, 2022

Thank you, Charlie!