I have seen Rmarkdown reports that demonstrate equivalent code in R and Python and allow readers to toggle between R and Python tabs mid document to view the code that interests them. I have unfortunately lost track of the example report and its source code. Can anyone point me towards and example of how to do this?
Hi,
The formatting will be off here, but I think you mean this:
## Results {.tabset}
### Hi
\```{r}
hi <- "hi"
print(hi)
\```
### Bye
\```{r}
bye <- "bye"
print(bye)
\```
Note that the triple "`" prefixed by the backslash should not be prefixed in your code. Source - bottom of this section:
https://rstudio.github.io/cheatsheets/html/rmarkdown.html#write-with-markdown
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Thank you! Didn’t know that
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