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dplyr HBS debrief ideas #36

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michaellevy opened this issue Dec 16, 2016 · 0 comments
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dplyr HBS debrief ideas #36

michaellevy opened this issue Dec 16, 2016 · 0 comments

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In addition to #29 and #30:

  • Can challenges be re-written to be a little clearer?
  • I (ML) think an overarching subsection early on, clarifying especially the data.frame-centric nature of dplyr and tidyverse (always DF in; always DF out) might be helpful in general and with the tricky assignment of the data.frame vs assignment to a column within a data.frame. Also, “here are five fundamental tasks you’ll learn to do in data.frames. Dplyr has one function for each of these tasks.”
  • Variance exercise: may need to reword parts to make more clear the goal of the exercise. "Can you make a plot that shows the distribution of country level gdp by without summarizing beforehand?"
  • Consider changing variance to mean. Variance might be one weight too many for some.
  • Graphic like PIPE graphic in SWC Unix materials
  • Typo in code chunk in pipe section
  • How prominent should the pipe be? Much disagreement about this. Also, how much should we make a point of nesting and repeated assigning vs. just demoing the "right" (piped) way to do things?
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