"Death and (syn)taxes"
"Right on the mark(down)"
"Tidy tips & tricks"
"Davy JOINses Locker"
"Tharr be Treasure!"
100

This shape is used to assign data to variables in R, and is often the ire of programmers who prefer the use of the 'equals' sign.

What is an arrow?

100

This tidyverse package allows for the creation of markdown documents within Rstudio

What is Rmarkdown?

100

This core package within the tidyverse is specifically designed to help you make your datasets 'more clean' using functions like pivot_longer and pivot_wider.

What is tidyr?

100

This join type returns rows from the second table with matching key values in the first.

What is left-join?

100

This function is used to append two tables together by stacking one on top of the other

What is bind_rows()

200

This single symbol is used to access variables, or named columns of a dataframe

What is a dollar sign?

200

(K)not for socks, this button in the Rstudio panel commands R to compile your markdown document

What is the knit button?

200

Sharing a name with celebrities like Chocula, this function tallies the number of observations in a given variable.

What is countr()?

200

This join type returns rows from the first table with matching key values in the second

What is right-join?

200

A play on the term 'package manager', this package gobbles up functions like install.packages and library, replacing them with a single p_load().

What is pacman?

300

While two equals signs denotes equivalency, this symbol in conjunction with an equals sign means "not equal to"

What is an exclamation mark (point)?

300

Preceding your text with this symbol will change the size of section headings in your markdown document

What is the pound (#) symbol (hashtag)?

300

This data type replaces dataframes in tidyverse and is a clever synonym of the traditional 'table'

What is a tibble?

300

This join type returns rows from the both tables, whether a match occurs or not.

What is full join?

300

This function, the workhorse of the identically named R package, facilitates attractive tables for use in Rmarkdown

What is flextable()

400

These values, often used inside function parentheses to specify how the function should work, are another term for the pirate word 'parley'

What are arguments?

400

This "miniature" package must be installed to provide a minimal version of LaTeX, which allows you to render your documents as PDFs.

What is tinytex?

400

This flat-text format can be read using the readr package and separates entries by using tabs instead of commas

What is a .tsv (tab-separated variables) file? (Note: .txt not accepted)

400

This join type returns only rows with matches present in both tables.

What is inner join

400

With another two-word name, this function allows you to vectorize multiple "if...then" statements to categorize data.

What is case_when()?

500

These are the first and second components of a data frame that are returned when indexing using square bracket convention and separated by a comma

What are rows and columns?

500

DAILY DOUBLE!! The captain of the S. S. Rainbow Cake was inspired by this film featuring Kate Winslet to request a convenient and professional looking Epidemiological Summary report in R.

What is Contagion?

500

Lubridate is a useful tidyverse package that helps manage dates and this other type of data

What is Time?

500

This join type returns only rows from the first table for which there are no matches in the second.

What is an anti-join?

500

This base R function should be the first command you use when trying to determine the underlying composition of any unknown data object in R

What is str()