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'''R''' is a programming language designed for use in statistics. (Perhaps there are still a few letters of the alphabet as yet untaken for single-letter programming language names, but if not, there's always [[Unicode]] to be trawled for name-worthy characters.) It is an interpreted language, and the interpreter is distributed as free software. Built-in features include the ability to generate graphs and plots, as well as the ability to store an entire array (or "vector") in a variable and do mathematical operations on all elements of the vector with a single operator (similarly to [[APL]]). It can also do complex-number arithmetic (similarly to [[Python]]). | '''R''' is a programming language designed for use in statistics. (Perhaps there are still a few letters of the alphabet as yet untaken for single-letter programming language names, but if not, there's always [[Unicode]] to be trawled for name-worthy characters.) It is an interpreted language, and the interpreter is distributed as free software. Built-in features include the ability to generate graphs and plots, as well as the ability to store an entire array (or "vector") in a variable and do mathematical operations on all elements of the vector with a single operator (similarly to [[APL]]). It can also do complex-number arithmetic (similarly to [[Python]]). | ||
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* [[Wikipedia:R (programming language)|Wikipedia article]] | * [[Wikipedia:R (programming language)|Wikipedia article]] | ||
* [http://www.r-bloggers.com/ R-Bloggers: R news and tutorials] | * [http://www.r-bloggers.com/ R-Bloggers: R news and tutorials] | ||
| + | * [http://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-intro.pdf An Introduction to R (free online book)] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 20 March 2021
R is a programming language designed for use in statistics. (Perhaps there are still a few letters of the alphabet as yet untaken for single-letter programming language names, but if not, there's always Unicode to be trawled for name-worthy characters.) It is an interpreted language, and the interpreter is distributed as free software. Built-in features include the ability to generate graphs and plots, as well as the ability to store an entire array (or "vector") in a variable and do mathematical operations on all elements of the vector with a single operator (similarly to APL). It can also do complex-number arithmetic (similarly to Python).
R is descended from S, so apparently they're going backward in the alphabet, unlike the transition from B to C.
Apparently the .R file extension is generally done in uppercase.
