add ggplot code extracted from R4DS and ggplot2 book#1
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thomasp85 wants to merge 5 commits intoposit-dev:mainfrom
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add ggplot code extracted from R4DS and ggplot2 book#1thomasp85 wants to merge 5 commits intoposit-dev:mainfrom
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These two files were created with the help of Claude. They contain a collection of all the code blocks in the R4DS and ggplot2 books, with semantically identical examples removed. The code have been expanded to be self-contained (e.g. if the block contains
p + geom_point()the definition ofpis found and inserted)The intention with these files is to be a testing ground for the new syntax by providing example plots to replicate with ggSQL.
While it is of course beneficial if Claude can do a good conversion it is important that we try to type out the conversion so we learn whether parts of the syntax is limited or odd/unergonomic. Everyone is welcome to partake in this - the more the merrier