- Read/ annotate: Recipe #0. You can refer back to this document to help you at any point during this lab activity.
- Access a lab activity
- Create, edit, and export a Quarto document as a report
- Demonstrate your ability to use some of the basic Markdown syntax
- Learn the submission process.
- Create a Quarto document using the RStudio toolbar
- Provide the title: "Lab 00: Writing with code"
- Provide the author: <Your Name>
- Render the Quarto document (without changes)
- Click the 'Render' button on the RStudio toolbar
- Save the Quarto file with the name
lab-00.qmd
.
- In your own words, respond to the following questions in your
.qmd
document:
- What is Literate Programming?
- What is Quarto?
In your responses use various options provided by the basic Markdown syntax to format your response (i.e. headers, bold, italics, lists, links, etc.)
Remember: you can preview your work at any time by clicking the 'Render' button in the RStudio toolbar
-
Render the
.qmd
as a PDF. Use theformat:
key atrribute to have the valuepdf
. -
(optional) Explore adding a code block and some R code to your R Markdown document
- You can copy and paste code from Recipe #0 to get you started.
- Try and manipulate the code block options (i.e. hiding code and/ or output), for example.
- Add a section which describes your learning in this lab
Some questions to consider:
- What did you learn?
- What did you find most/ least challenging?
- What resources did you consult?
- Instructor? Quarto documentation, Websites (provide links)?
- What more would you like to know about literate programming and/ or Quarto?
- Find potential resources you might consult to continue your learning. Provide links and a brief description of the resource.
- To prepare your lab report for submission you will need to render your Quarto document to PDF.
- Download this file to your local computer.
- Submit your report as described by your instructor.
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