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R: Bar chart from hard-coded data
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1. R: Bar chart from hard-coded data
This page looks at using hard-coded data.

An R program is provided to use that hard-coded data to create a bar chart.

2. Representing and processing count data
Here are links to the topic series of representing and processing data. R examples: Python examples: JavaScript and D3 examples: Julia examples: ... more to be added ... Notice below that when the data is hard-coded into the program as vectors, it is not necessarily easy to make changes to the data since changes need to be made in more than one place (e.g., to add a record, say, in the middle).

This way is show for example purposes. There are better ways to represent the data such is JSON, CSV, XML, etc.

3. R code
Here is the R code [#1]


4. Code notes
... more to be added ...

5. R output
Here is the output of the R code.


6. R chart
This is a simple bar chart for the present purposes. Future topics will cover how to make it look nicer.
Here is the chart produced by the R code. Count by Letter

7. End of page

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