updated setup to use R instead of Python - #43
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Changed "Python" to "R" in the RStudio description on line 273.
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I've reviewed and made 1 commit to update a reference from "Python" to "R" on line 273. Merging. |
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Message : Merge pull request #43 from carpentries-incubator/issue13-setup
updated setup to use R instead of Python
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Message : Merge pull request #43 from carpentries-incubator/issue13-setup
updated setup to use R instead of Python
closes #13