bensoltoff
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7 years ago @Alex-A14 for your code example above, surround it with backtick symbols so GitHub formats the code and doesn't actually execute it. Like
`<img src="LINK" width="350" height="350" />`Also keep in mind that your solution works as long as the final document format is HTML based. If you render the document as a PDF, this won't work.
I finished this homework following the instruction given on the course site.
I consulted the R markdown guide on Rstudio.com (http://rmarkdown.rstudio.com/authoring_basics.html), and also a video reviewing the process of pull, commit, and push (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxZ8J2rqhEM)
Initially I had difficulty adding pictures, later I found out the picture file needs to be in the Rstudio project folder.
Committing and pushing changes I had on my local RStudio was not a smooth process. The RStudio always pops up saying the current commit cannot be submitted because there is another ongoing process.. When this happens I quit RStudio and reopen it -this usually fixes the issue. But I'm not sure what causes this problem. Do anyone have any idea? Thanks!