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There’s a myriad of coding languages out there, meaning you have plenty of options to choose from whether you need to design a website or create a video game. But, when it comes to working with data, there’s really just one you need to know, and its name is R.

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This bundle comes complete with 6 courses that contain hundreds of lessons. You’ll learn things like statistics and machine learning for regression models, social media mining and data analysis, how to classify and cluster data using R, data visualization with tidy techniques in R, and many other great skills. You’ll have 24-hour, lifetime access to all of the included courses so you can always refer back to something if you feel like you need a refresher on a specific topic.

The Complete R Programming Certification Bundle is on sale for $29 right now, saving you 97 percent. Each course is individually valued at over $200 each, so you’re saving a ton with the bundle and still reaping all the benefits, so start perfecting those R programming skills today.

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