gs gs120 Data Analysis and Research - Literate Statistical Programming - Quiz No.2
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Question 1: Original idea comes of Literate Statistical Practice from _______________
Don Knuth
Don Cutting
Douglas Cutting
All of the mentioned
Question 2: Point out the correct statement.
An article is stream of code and text
Analysis code is divided in to code chunks only
Literate programs are tangled to produce human readable documents
None of the mentioned
Question 3: Which of the following is required for literate programming?
documentation language
mapper language
reducer language
all of the mentioned
Question 4: Which of the following is required to implement a literate programming system?
A programming language like Perl
A programming language like Java
A programming language like R
All of the mentioned
Question 5: Which of the following way is required to make work reproducible?
keep track of things
Save output
Save data in proprietary formats
None of the mentioned
Question 6: Which of the following disadvantage does literate programming have?
Slow processing of documents
Code is not automatic
No logical order
All of the mentioned
Question 8: Which of the following tool documentation language is supported by knitr?
RMarkdown
LaTeX
HTML
None of the mentioned
Question 9: Which of the following package by Yihui is built in to RStudio environment?
rpy2
knitr
ggplot2
none of the mentioned
