Rmd file anatomy: Text
The R Markdown file is a text file where you save all the R commands you want to use, plus any text commenting on the work you are doing and the results you get. Parts of the file with a plain white background are normal text.
You can format the text. For example, enclosing a word in asterisks will generate italics, so *my text* in the Rmd file will become my text in the PDF. Using two asterisks instead of one will generate boldface, so **my text** becomes my text. You can also make bulleted lists, numbered lists, section headers, and more. For example,
### Some Text
becomes
R markdownis a particular kind of markdown document. Authors should be cautious about following formatting advice for other types of markdown when working on R markdown. The distinguishing feature of R markdownis that it cooperates with R. Like LATEX with Sweave, code chunks can be included. When the document is compiled, the code is executed. Jupyter 노트북에 수학 공식을 작성하고 싶습니다. 라텍스는 마크 다운으로 만드는 간단한 방법 인 것 같습니다. 나는 여러 링크를 겪었지만 모두 그들에게.
Some Text
(a sub-section header). Fewer hashtags make the text even larger, and more make it smaller.
Check out the R Markdown cheat sheet https://github.com/rstudio/cheatsheets/raw/master/rmarkdown-2.0.pdf for more examples.
R Markdown Echo
For instructions on how to include R output and special characters (symbols, subscripts, etc.) in your text, see the document in the “Links and Resources” section of the course Moodle site.
Using Beamer In R Markdown
Before moving on, try a few of the tricks you just learned in your Rmd file. Make it pretty!