De Facto Language of Data Science: The R Project

Abstract

This is the last issue of the year 2016. Another year has come to an end. I want to confess that this year has not been as successful as we expected.I always support science for humanity and environment. Besides, I dream the world to be a more livable place. But my dreams may be another topic for another paper. Before you get bored, I want to talk about the R Project, whose popularity is increasing every year, in this letter.

Keywords

• R Project,letter,data science

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