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‎_quarto.yml

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‎quiz/week2.Rmd

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title: Week 2 Knowledge Check
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moodlequiz::moodlequiz:
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moodlequiz:
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category: rcp-week2
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---
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# Elements of a Quarto file
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## Elements of a Quarto file
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In a Quarto file, chunks are used to `r cloze("write R commands", c("highlight important sections", "write R commands", "add text into the document", "write commands, highlight sections and add text to the document"))`
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The three key elements of a Quarto file are:
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`r cloze(c("YAML", "R Code Chunks", "Markdown Text"), c("Title","R Code Chunks", "Markdown Text", "PDF Outputs", "YAML"))`
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## Creating projects
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A project should have all of the `r cloze("resources", c("resources", "money", "hardware", "version control"))` for a piece of analysis.
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Projects `r cloze("can", c("can", "cannot"))` be created from an existing folder.
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## Literate programming
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Literate programming is an approach to writing reports using software that waves together the `r cloze("Source code", c("Source code", "Document formatting", "Statistical Knowledge"))` and `r cloze("text", c("YAML", "storytelling", "text", "version control"))` using literate programming.
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## Explaining your answers {type=essay}
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**Explaining your answers**
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For any question you aren't sure about, write about your thought process below. This is only used for checking your understanding!

‎quiz/week2.xml

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<quiz>
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<question type="category">
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<questiontext format="html">
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<text><![CDATA[
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</questiontext>
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<category><text>$course$/rcp-week2</text></category>
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</question>
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<question type="category">
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<questiontext format="html">
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<text><![CDATA[
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</questiontext>
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<name><text>Elements of a Quarto file</text></name>
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<category><text>$course$/rcp-week2/elements-of-a-quarto-file</text></category>
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</question>
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<question type="cloze">
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<text><![CDATA[
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<p>In a Quarto file, chunks are used to {1:MULTICHOICE:%0%highlight important sections#~%100%write R commands#~%0%add text into the document#~%0%write commands, highlight sections and add text to the document#}</p>
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<p>The two key elements of a Quarto file are:</p>
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<p>{1:MULTIRESPONSE:%0%Title#~%100%R Code Chunks#~%100%Markdown Text#~%0%PDF Outputs#~%100%YAML#}</p>
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]]></text>
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</questiontext>
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<name><text>Q1: Elements of a Quarto file</text></name>
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</question>
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<question type="cloze">
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<text><![CDATA[
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<p>A project should have all of the {1:MULTICHOICE:%100%resources#~%0%money#~%0%hardware#~%0%version control#} for a piece of analysis.</p>
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<p>Projects {1:MULTICHOICE:%100%can#~%0%cannot#} be created from an existing folder.</p>
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]]></text>
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</questiontext>
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<name><text>Q2: Creating projects</text></name>
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</question>
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<p>Literate programming is an approach to writing reports using software that waves together the {1:MULTICHOICE:%100%Source code#~%0%Document formatting#~%0%Statistical Knowledge#} and {1:MULTICHOICE:%0%YAML#~%0%storytelling#~%100%text#~%0%version control#} using literate programming.</p>
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]]></text>
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</questiontext>
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<name><text>Q3: Literate programming</text></name>
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</question>
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<question type="essay">
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<text><![CDATA[
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<p><strong>Explaining your answers</strong></p>
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<p>For any question you aren’t sure about, write about your thought process below. This is only used for checking your understanding!</p>
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]]></text>
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</questiontext>
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<name><text>Q4: Explaining your answers</text></name>
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‎quiz/week3.Rmd

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title: Week 3 Knowledge Check
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moodlequiz::moodlequiz:
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moodlequiz:
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category: rcp-week3
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---
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## Command Line Interface
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Complete this command to make a local copy of a GitHub repository on our computer:
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```
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git `r cloze("clone", c("cd", "mv", "commit", "clone"))` [email protected]:numbats/rcp.git
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```
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Complete this command to print the present working directory:
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```
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`r cloze("pwd", c("pwd", "mv", "cd", "touch"))
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```
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## `git`
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`git` is considered a `r cloze("distributed", c("local", "centralised", "non-distributed", "distributed"))` control system.
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The three states of the `git` filesystem are
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* `r cloze(c("Working directory"), c("Working directory", "Save", "Clone"))`
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* `r cloze(c("Staging area"), c("Saving area", "Stage", "Staging area", "Save"))`
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* `r cloze(c("git directory"), c("Clone directory", "Commit directory", "git directory"))`
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`git` and GitHub work together for version control. We use GitHub `r cloze("in the cloud", c("in the cloud", "locally"))`, and `git` `r cloze("locally", c("in the cloud", "locally")).
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## Explaining your answers {type=essay}
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**Explaining your answers**
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For any question you aren't sure about, write about your thought process below. This is only used for checking your understanding!

‎quiz/week3.xml

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<quiz>
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<question type="category">
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<category><text>$course$/rcp-week3</text></category>
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</question>
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<question type="cloze">
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<text><![CDATA[
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<p>Complete this command to make a local copy of a GitHub repository on our computer:</p>
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<pre><code>git {1:MULTICHOICE:%0%cd#~%0%mv#~%0%commit#~%100%clone#} [email protected]:numbats/rcp.git</code></pre>
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<p>Complete this command to print the present working directory:</p>
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<p>`<code>`{1:MULTICHOICE:%100%pwd#~%0%mv#~%0%cd#~%0%touch#}`{=html}</code></p>
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]]></text>
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</questiontext>
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<name><text>Q1: Command Line Interface</text></name>
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<p><code>git</code> is considered a {1:MULTICHOICE:%0%local#~%0%centralised#~%0%non-distributed#~%100%distributed#} control system.</p>
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<p>The three states of the <code>git</code> filesystem are</p>
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<li>{1:MULTICHOICE:%100%Working directory#~%0%Save#~%0%Clone#}</li>
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<li>{1:MULTICHOICE:%0%Saving area#~%0%Stage#~%100%Staging area#~%0%Save#}</li>
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<li>{1:MULTICHOICE:%0%Clone directory#~%0%Commit directory#~%100%git directory#}</li>
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<p><code>git</code> and GitHub work together for version control. We use GitHub {1:MULTICHOICE:%100%in the cloud#~%0%locally#}, and <code>git</code> `r cloze(“locally”, c(“in the cloud”, “locally”)).</p>
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<name><text>Q2: git</text></name>
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</question>
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<text><![CDATA[
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<p><strong>Explaining your answers</strong></p>
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<p>For any question you aren’t sure about, write about your thought process below. This is only used for checking your understanding!</p>
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]]></text>
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<name><text>Q3: Explaining your answers</text></name>
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</question>
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</quiz>

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