appendix-c-conventions.qmd

# Conventions

This book will use the following conventions:

* Generic code: `list(number = 1, letter = "A")`
* Highlighted code: `r hl(dplyr::slice_max())`
* File paths: `r path("data/sales.csv")`
* R Packages: <pkg>tidyverse</pkg> <pkg></pkg>
* Functions: `r hl(paste())`
* Strings: `r hl("psyTeachR")`
* Numbers: `r hl(100)`, `r hl(3.14)`
* Logical values: `r hl(TRUE)`, `r hl(FALSE)`
* Glossary items: `r glossary("ordinal")`
* Citations: @R-tidyverse
* Internal links: Chapter\ \@ref(intro)
* External links: [R for Data Science](https://r4ds.had.co.nz/){target="_blank"}
* Menu/interface options: **`New File...`**
* Quiz question: I am going to learn a lot: `r torf(TRUE)`

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#### Solution
These boxes will include small hints or solutions to check your understanding
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Image example

```{r load-tidyverse, echo=FALSE}
#| label: fig-img-load-tidyverse
#| fig.cap: "Example loading message from tidyverse."

knitr::include_graphics("images/tidyverse-loading.png")

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Multiple pane image example

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Pop out link

[http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com](http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com){target="_blank"}

Glossary

**`r glossary("normal distribution", display = "Normal Distribution", def = "Definition")`**

```{r}
# code chunks
paste("Applied", "Data", "Skills", 1, sep = " ")
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# code chunks with visible r headers
library(tidyverse)
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