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Dear Roger, I love learning from you. If I may suggest a change, I would explain `%>%` a bit more (see the code). And preferably place it before all functions, so it can directly be rehearsed when new functions (select, filter etc.) are introduced.
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Im not sure how GitHub works and if you get this comment, but one more time, thank you for your contribution in teaching data science and I added some suggestions to the book Exprloring Data Analysis about dplyr chatper and the %>% operator. |
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Dear Roger, I love learning from you. If I may suggest a change, I would explain
%>%a bit more (see the code). And preferably place it before all functions, so it can directly be rehearsed when new functions (select, filter etc.) are introduced.