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R Markdown is a powerful tool for creating dynamic documents and presentations that combine code, data, and narrative text. At the heart of every R Markdown file is the YAML header, a section of metadata that specifies how the document should be processed. YAML, which stands for “YAML Ain’t Markup Language,” is a human-friendly data

R Markdown enables data scientists to create reproducible reports that blend code, its output, and prose commentary. In many situations, it might be necessary to hide certain outputs when knitting documents to HTML or PDF. This can help in making the final report more readable or in focusing on commentary and interpretation rather than raw

R Markdown provides a framework for data science, combining code and prose into one seamless document. It supports the use of inline code, which allows for the execution of small pieces of code within the text to dynamically display results or values. This feature enhances the fluidity of the narrative by integrating computation directly into

R Markdown is a powerful tool for blending data analysis with text, allowing for dynamic document generation in a variety of formats. One common issue users encounter is inserting a new line or line break within R Markdown text. Understanding how to properly insert a new line is crucial for formatting documents to be easily