The R Practice.ipynb
notebook provides a comprehensive set of challenging interview questions and answers related to the R programming language. This resource is designed to help individuals prepare for advanced R programming interviews by covering a wide range of topics and concepts.
- Introduction to R: Basic concepts and differences with other programming languages.
- Data Manipulation: Using
dplyr
,tidyr
, anddata.table
for data processing. - Statistical Analysis: Performing regression analysis, PCA, and other statistical methods.
- Data Visualization: Creating plots with
ggplot2
and interactive plots withplotly
. - Advanced Topics: Managing large datasets, debugging, and working with custom functions.
- Packages and Libraries: Using
caret
,shiny
,lubridate
, and other essential packages.
- File Name:
R Practice.ipynb
- Description: A Jupyter notebook containing a curated list of 50 tough R interview questions along with their detailed answers.
- Image:
R.jpeg
- A visual representation related to R programming.
- Introduction to R: Overview of R, its unique features, and differences from other languages.
- Data Handling and Manipulation: Techniques for managing and manipulating data using various packages.
- Statistical Methods: Implementation and explanation of regression analysis, PCA, and more.
- Visualization: Creating static and interactive visualizations using
ggplot2
andplotly
. - Advanced Topics: Handling large datasets, debugging, and performance optimization.
- Package Usage: Practical examples of using important R packages.
To get started with the notebook:
- Clone or download this repository.
- Open the
R Practice.ipynb
file in Jupyter Notebook or a compatible environment. - Follow along with the questions and answers to enhance your R programming skills.
If you have suggestions for additional questions or improvements, please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.
This repository is licensed under the MIT License.
For more information on R programming and advanced topics, refer to the official R documentation.
Happy Coding! 🚀