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hey everyone so today iamp;#39;m going to show you two separate ways that we can read in a csv file the first way is just going to be base r doesnamp;#39;t require any special packages or anything like that and then the second way weamp;#39;ll be using uh the radar function which has a slightly different function or the radar package which has a slightly different function to read in a csv file which works a little bit more quickly and can be helpful for some larger data sets so on the right side here you see this dummy data set that iamp;#39;ve created just revenue data for the month of june of 2022 and we see this date column here and then we see this revenue column and so our goal is now to take this file thatamp;#39;s in excel and read it into r so we can then use r to run analysis to visualize the data and anything else like that so as you see weamp;#39;ve got just this base r just open it up there so weamp;#39;re going to create a new file in our script and so the first th