Added R as another example of a 1-based indexing #374
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Yes, R will be more familiar to some folks. Thanks! |
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@valentina-s could I please get this tagged with instructor-training, Thanks |
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Done! |
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Added R as another example of a 1-based indexing
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Added R to list of programming languages using 1-based indexing.
It seems logical to point out this difference for R in particular because it's such a commonly used and taught language.