Exercise 8 Bios

[0ma12]

This is for module 1: “Getting Help” 
#> Error in parse(text = input): <text>:1:6: unexpected symbol
#> 1: This is
#>     
#> Error in parse(text = input): <text>:1:6: unexpected symbol
#> 1: This is
#>     

[jrkrideau]

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[mduvekot]

It looks like you've put text in an R chunk in a .Qmd file. Either comment it out by preceding it with a # at the start of the line, or move it outside the R chunk

[Talesha_Casper]

These exercises can be a bit tricky when you're first getting used to the syntax, but it's the best way to make the logic stick. If you're still running into specific errors with the output, feel free to share a small snippet of your code - it’s usually just a misplaced bracket or a missing library!