git
Command line program to track changes in files.
What is git?
Command to move new commits from local to remote repositories.
What is git push?
Command to print contents of current directory.
What is ls?
Symbol from 'dplyr' to use the result of one function as the first argument of the next.
What is the pipe, %>%?
Tool in RStudio to organize and move between sets of related files.
What is an R project?
Command to place a file in the staging area.
What is git add?
Making your own remote copy of another person or organization's remote repository.
What is forking a repository?
Command to make a new folder.
What is mkdir?
Symbol to indicate whether element belongs to a vector.
What is %in% operator?
R command to determine directory; superseded by use of R Projects.
What is setwd()?
Command to check which files are updated/new, which are in the staging area.
What is git status?
Command to copy the repository from GitHub to your computer.
What is git clone?
Main folder on computer that holds all other files and folders.
What is root?
A split-apply-combine approach that retains the same number of rows as the input dataframe/tibble.
What is group_by() and mutate()?
What is a research compendium?
A folder for a project that is version controlled with git.
What is a git repository?
Your copy of a repository that is remote (as opposed to local).
What is origin repository?
Directions from current working directory to target directory or file.
What is a relative file path?
A type of function that can accept and process more than one element as an argument input.
What is vectorized function?
Combining rendered text and executed code into a single document.
What is literate programming?
A special file that suppresses files from being tracked by git.
What is a .gitignore?
Submitting suggested changes to upstream repository for review.
What is a pull request (PR)?
An option to modify a command line command.
What is a flag?
Automated process to iterate by position of each element.
What is index-based for loops?
A descriptive text document about a project that can describe file organization or installation instructions.
What is a README?