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Why R?

by John Mount

I was working with our copy editor on Appendix A of Practical Data Science with R, 2nd Edition; Zumel, Mount; Manning 2019, and ran into this little point (unfortunately) buried in the back of the book.

In our opinion the R ecosystem is the fastest path to substantial data science, statistical, and machine learning accomplishment.

This is why we use and teach R (in addition to using and teaching Python).

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