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in this tutorial weamp;#39;re going to learn how to read in data into r using the read.csv function and to get started make sure that you have a dot csv file handy that you can practice reading in in this case i have my personal data comma separated values or dot csv file here that iamp;#39;m going to read in this is just simply a toy data set here where i have one two three four and five different variables here or fields if youamp;#39;d like to refer to them as that and then eight different rows of actual data here and so iamp;#39;m going to practice reading this particular data file in so to get started i need to save this to some folder and then subsequently i can reference that folder and set that folder as my working directory in r which makes reading in the data a little simpler okay so in this case iamp;#39;ve already saved iamp;#39;ve already saved this file into my h drive and our workshop folder here which is where i save a lot of different things so you can see right