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hello everyone and welcome back to the animal Sciences Channel in this video we will learn how to export data as CSV file from r before starting this video I want to let you know that the codes used in this video can be downloaded using the link provided in the description in previous video we have created a data set in this video I will use the same code to regenerate data so I will select the lines of code from 3 to 20 to create the same data set so run this code data 1 is created now to view this data we will type view data one so now we will see how we can export this data as a CSV file in our data can be exported as CSV file using write.csv function to get help on the use of write.csv function type a question mark before this function as you run this code the documentation on the usage of this function will be opened in The Help tab the sign text of this function looks like this here x stands for an object which might be a matrix or data frame file is for the name of file or path