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 -   **Four panels in RStudio**: Familiarise yourself with the four-panel layout of RStudio (Source, Console, Environment/History, Files/Plots/Packages/Help). This layout helps you efficiently manage your coding, output, and resources.
 -   **Adopt a consistent folder structure**: Organise your project directory with sub-folders for clarity, such as `data/` (with `raw/` and `processed/` subdirectories), `scripts/`, and `output/` (for figures and reports).
 -   **Create dynamic reports rather than static**: One can use R markdown or a quarto file to create a dynamic output document, slides, or website. This allows you to integrate code and narrative text, making it easier to update and reproduce your analysis.
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 - **Integrate Version Control using Git or GitHub**: RStudio has a built in *Terminal* as well as a *Git* pane to help you manage version control. This allows you to track code or text changes, collaborate with others on shared and/or open source projects, and maintain a history of your project.
 

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 <li><strong>Four panels in RStudio</strong>: Familiarise yourself with the four-panel layout of RStudio (Source, Console, Environment/History, Files/Plots/Packages/Help). This layout helps you efficiently manage your coding, output, and resources.</li>
 <li><strong>Adopt a consistent folder structure</strong>: Organise your project directory with sub-folders for clarity, such as <code>data/</code> (with <code>raw/</code> and <code>processed/</code> subdirectories), <code>scripts/</code>, and <code>output/</code> (for figures and reports).</li>
-<li><strong>Create dynamic reports rather than static</strong>: One can use R markdown or a quarto file to create a dynamic output document, slides, or website. This allows you to integrate code and narrative text, making it easier to update and reproduce your analysis. <img src="../images/blog_2_dynamic_document.png" class="img-fluid" alt="Image: Starting a dynamic R markdown or Quarto document"></li>
-<li><strong>Integrate Version Control using Git or GitHub</strong>: RStudio has a built in <em>Terminal</em> as well as a <em>Git</em> pane to help you manage version control. This allows you to track code or text changes, collaborate with others on shared and/or open source projects, and maintain a history of your project.</li>
+<li><strong>Create dynamic reports rather than static</strong>: One can use R markdown or a quarto file to create a dynamic output document, slides, or website. This allows you to integrate code and narrative text, making it easier to update and reproduce your analysis.</li>
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+<p><img src="../images/blog_2_dynamic_document.png" class="img-fluid" alt="Image: Starting a dynamic R markdown or Quarto document"> - <strong>Integrate Version Control using Git or GitHub</strong>: RStudio has a built in <em>Terminal</em> as well as a <em>Git</em> pane to help you manage version control. This allows you to track code or text changes, collaborate with others on shared and/or open source projects, and maintain a history of your project.</p>
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