r-into-hist
r-into-hist
INTRODUCTION
-- In 1991, the two Gentleman's Ross Ihaka and Robert Gentlemen, researched to find the
alternative of S programming language that is independent on S-PLUS.
-- In 1993, they started publicizing the alternative. It has partially named on the first two R
authors and two S authors.
-- In 1995, another gentleman Martin Maechler convinced the other two to make R as free
and open-source software with n number of other formers. The official version was released.
-- On 23rd April 1997, Comprehensive R Archive Network (CRAN) commercially
announced with few minor changes and contributed packages.
-- On 29th Feb 2000, the first official "stable beta" version was released.
-- The latest released version 4.1.2 on 01-11-2021.
FEATURES OF R
R runs on almost any standard computing platform and operating system.
Its open source nature means that anyone is free to adapt the software to whatever
platform they choose.
R has been reported to be running on modern tablets, phones, PDAs, and game
consoles.
One nice feature that R shares with many popular open source projects is frequent
releases.
R programming language is easy to understand and implement. It supports a handful
of built-in functions.
The packages are available to create an effective R program, data models, and
graphical charts.
For research and analytics purposes, it is a popular language among statisticians and
data scientists.
It supports cross-platform portability. Multiple operating systems support the R
language.
R studio IDE is used to manage the R programming scripts.