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Because the chances are you learning R to do data science/analysis. And you're best off spending a little extra work to learn the tidyverse - that investment p
by hadley 10y ago
Because the chances are you learning R to do data science/analysis. And you're best off spending a little extra work to learn the tidyverse - that investment pays off with an ecosystem of tools that all fit together to help you solve the problems you are mostly likely to want to solve.