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hi in this video iamp;#39;m going to show you how to import uh certain comma separated value files into r and in terms of data frames and do some further descriptive statistics on these files all right so i posted some csv and excel files for here so the first one is called titanic it looks like this when you try to open it up and it has four different columns the class segments in the ship age of the person it is adult or young or whatever other categories are there and then the sex of the the passenger and whether it is survived or not during the crash uh letamp;#39;s try to uh import all these data into our in terms of data frame all right the first way of doing it is directly calling the name of your data frame this can be titanic this can be x this can be y this can be anything but i call it titanic data titanic underscore data and i use the less than and hyphen the read.csv is a function in r well if you are looking for help for example on this one to see how it works you can t