Inline Code

Slides

Exercise

Take a couple of minutes to play around with the possibilities of inline code:

1. Do a simple calculation such as 25 + 25 within your text.
2. Report the number of “Gentoo” and/or “Chinstrap” species of penguins within the data (hint: refer to the example in the slides).
3. Try out one other (simple) in-line computation or calculation!

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