hw05 is ready for grading!

[teilhard1976]

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[sevenelevenkevin]

Overall: -learning a new language is like, well, learning a new language... it just takes practice! I'm sure you'll get great at it -good job on reorganizing your repo. apparently using the desktop version is much easier to do certain things like deleting folders (in which the only way I know how using the web version is by deleting all the files inside) so maybe give it a try! -homework file (rmd, no rendered md) was organized and each section was clear and easy to find -code was clear and concise -reflections included

Overall Suggestions: -I didn't find a rendered md file so had to "guess" the output a bit.. -since there was no output, maybe include a conclusion on what the result for each question was and add a comment or description on what you were trying to do with your code -your ReadMe isn't an md file so your syntax probably did not display the way you wanted

Suggestions on Specific Sections: Factor management -all the tasks completed here and the code seems to be good but again, try to add some comments

File I/O -explore some differences these different formats can cause

Visualization design -again, since no plot was rendered, maybe talk about what you changed and how it affected the new plot in comparison to the old one

Writing figures to file -try adding a link to the saved file to see if it worked

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Peer Reviewed by Kevin Zhu

[ksedivyhaley]

Factor management (drop & reorder): Yes File I/O (data): Partial (writes files, does not read) Visualization design: Yes File I/O (write figure): Partial (writes files, does not read) Organized GitHub: No (see comments) Bonus (more forcats, eg relevel): No Reflection: Yes

Comments:

• For your repo, add “slugs” to the files, eg hw05_FactorsFigures, so you know what is in each assignment. A table of contents in your README would also be helpful. Finally, I recommend using subfolders in hw05 assignment to store saved figures (it's a bit crowded).
• Your .md file is missing for HW05. To see what you did, I had to run the code on my own computer - inconvenient!
• It's hard to see the results of your factor reordering on the figure with so many countries – try filtering it first, or working with continents instead.
• Good use of colour in the visualization design. To improve, try re-ordering the factor for the legend.
• While it would have been nice if you had been able to finish, what you have is pretty efficient.

Your mark will be distributed later. If you would like more feedback, please feel free to message me on slack.

[ilgan]

Comments:

• no md file. I rendered it in my R studio, so hopefully no mistakes came out from it.
• Try to use head() function so it won't display the whole functions outputs.
• knit creates better table representations (You did use it once at the end).
• file I/O. Could have explore a few more functions. Read function hasn't been explored.
• Readme file needs an extension, otherwise Github displays place txt.
• Main Readme file has no information about the project or its parts.
• You did explore a few different types of graphs.
• Population of Asian Countries - this graph's legend is unreadable due to the font size.

Over all all is good.