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 Rscripts and other Rfiles types, such as RMarkdown are documents where you can write code and save it for later. basically, the R equivalent of a word document.
 
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 ### Source editor
 
 On the top left is the **Source Editor**. If it is your first time opening RStudio, the source editor may not show up. You can click from the toolbar 'File - New File - R Script' and then a script file called Untitled1 will show up there. Writing your code in the script is recommended if you want to save your work for future use.
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 The top right pane includes tabs such as Environment and History.
 
-<tab><tab>- The **Environment** tab allows you to see what objects are in the workspace.
+- The **Environment** tab allows you to see what objects are in the workspace.
 
-<tab><tab>- The **History** tab allows you to see the commands that you have entered.
+- The **History** tab allows you to see the commands that you have entered.
 
 ### Top left pane
 
 The bottom right pane shows tabs such as Plots, Packages and Help.
 
-<tab><tab>- **Plot** is where you can view your plot.
+- **Plot** is where you can view your plot.
 
-<tab><tab>- **Packages** is where you can view the list of all the installed packages.
+- **Packages** is where you can view the list of all the installed packages.
 
-<tab><tab>- In **Help**, you can can browse the built-in help system of R, which is super helpful.
+- In **Help**, you can can browse the built-in help system of R, which is super helpful.
 
 If you have questions after the workshop, a cheat sheet is available for quick referral: [RStudio IDE Cheat Sheet](https://posit.co/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/rstudio-ide-1.pdf). The cheat sheet is also accessible within RStudio through the toolbar 'Help - Cheat Sheets - RStudio IDE Cheat Sheet'.