R-Markdown exercises

Create a new R-Markdown file where you set the title, date, and the author explicitly. Write a sample text that comprises…

• …at least one level 1 heading
• …at least two level 2 headings
• …a setup chunk that specifies that R code remains hidden by default
• …one R chunk where both the output and the code is printed in the final document
• …one R chunk that produces a simply ggplot object and where the code producing the plot is hidden

Then do the following:

1. Knit the document to html with a floating table of contents and a bootswatch theme.

2. Make the document available via Netlify Drop and add the possibility to download the underlying Rmd file. Note: For Netlify Drop to work, the html file must be called index.html!

3. Knit the document to PDF and make sure that it includes a table of contents.

A sample solution for the Rmd file can be found here (the Netlify version is here).