:rotating_light: Quick Guide to Using "Issues" :rotating_light:

[jamisoncrawford]

What are "Issues"?

GitHub issues allow you to post questions, report bugs, seek advice, and communicate with other learners regarding the course, R, and related tools. You must create an account on Github.com.

Do not submit code which may contain solutions to the lab assignments.

How to Name Your Post

In the title of your Issues post, be sure to include:

1. Relevant section, chapter, or lab assignment numbers (e.g. Lab 05: Question 2)
2. Brief but descriptive overview of your question/issue (e.g. "mean() function not returning values")

Important Information to Include in Any Issue

Concerning coding issues:

• Always include a description of your expectation and the unexpected behavior
• Include any error or warning messages printed as a result of your code
• Include any packages (i.e. extensions) on which your code depends
• Include the code itself using "fences", or "backticks" - it looks like:

...and it formats like so:

x <- data.frame(mtcars)
summary(x)

If reproducing your code gives away a lab solution, use a sample dataset or different functions.