Knitr Reference Sheet

The Knitr Reference Sheet is a document that provides an overview of the features and syntax of Knitr, which is a software tool used for dynamic report generation in R. It serves as a handy reference guide for those who are using Knitr to create and customize their reports.

Knitr reference sheet is typically filed by the author or creator of the document.

FAQ

Q: What is knitr?
A: Knitr is an R package that allows you to weave together code and text to create dynamic documents.

Q: What can I use knitr for?
A: You can use knitr for creating reports, presentations, and interactive documents with R code and output.

Q: How do I install knitr?
A: You can install knitr by running the command 'install.packages('knitr')' in R.

Q: How do I use knitr?
A: To use knitr, you create a document in R Markdown format (.Rmd) and then knit it to generate the final document.

Q: What is R Markdown?
A: R Markdown is a plain-text formatting syntax that combines Markdown (for text formatting) with embedded R code chunks.

Q: Can I use knitr with other programming languages?
A: Yes, knitr supports other programming languages like Python and Julia, but its primary focus is on R.

Q: How can I customize the output generated by knitr?
A: You can customize the output by using various options and settings in your R Markdown document.