However, if you wish to learn more about R, here are links to additional resources. The examples embedded into each week?s learning modules will provide you with all of the necessary instructions for using R in this course, and it shouldn't be necessary to seek other instruction. The modules for this course have many examples of how to use R for specific tasks, and you will be using these from week to week. Once the RStudio is installed, it will have several windows as shown in the image below. R-4.3.0 for Windows Download R-4.3.0 for Windows(79 megabytes, 64 bit) README on the Windows binary distribution New features in this version This build requires UCRT, which is part of Windows since Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016. If you want to update to the latest version of RStudio, hover over Help on the top menu bar of your Mac, and click Check for Updates. This function will check for newer versions and will guide you through the update process. Select the appropriate R studio installer (Windows or MAC) and run the installation All you need to do is install installr, load up the library, and run the code updateR ().

For Windows: click 'install R for the first time'.

For Mac: install R package based on your current operating system.

You will first install the base system for R and then install the RStudio, which provides a much more user-friendly interface.

Installing rstudio