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            "source": "**MUHANNAD KAMAL**  \nData Analyst & Accountant"
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            "source": "_Data Science first peaked my interest when I realized that I am working with alot of data and producing meaningful insights for my employer. This interest further developed into a hobby and eventually, into a career changing prospect in loving data and its nature, and how they hide stories in plain sight._"
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            "source": "### The following code illustrates an example as to how a 'variable' can be used in R to store data for further analysis:"
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            "source": "var_1 <- 1 + 1\nvar_2 <- 3 + 3\nvar_1 + var_2",
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            "source": "As we can see that the two variable listed above are:  \n1. var_1\n2. var_2  \n---\nThere are 3 ways to assign variables in R:  \n\nAssignment Name | Operators | Example Result\n:--- | :--- | :---\nAssignment using _equal_ operator | = | `a = 1 + 1`\nAssignment using _Leftward_ operator | <- | `a <- 1 + 1`\nAssignment using _Rightward_ operator | -> | `1 + 1 -> a`\n\n---\n\n> For further information, kindly visit:  [tutorialspoint.com](https://www.tutorialspoint.com/r/r_variables.htm)\n\n---\n\n##### Finally, here is an image to brighten the mood\n\n![Bright & Relax](https://s1.1zoom.me/big3/425/China_Jiuzhaigou_park_Parks_Lake_Mountains_Autumn_530368_4200x2800.jpg)"
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