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OK, now let's start our studio again and start working on the details at.

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That does it for this course.

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As you have seen is the host pricing data, the CSP file containing the data is attached in the resources

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of this.

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We do like to download this file.

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And in this video, we will import that data from this Yasui file into our odd workspace.

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We learned this in the basics of our section also.

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Now let's write this single line of code to import data.

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We will import data into a variable called D.F., which stands for Data Final.

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So we write D.F. Get.

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Darts.

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Yes, we within brackets and double quotation marks.

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We will give the address.

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Remember, to change the backslash is to forward leches.

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And we will provide another parameter that is headed is equal to.

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Tense audio file contains headers.

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Let's run this.

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You can see on the right hand side, we have a very well created with named D.F..

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If you want to view the contents of this variable, easy we provided by our studio is to click this.

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And you can see in the bottom left window the console where is on, which is viewed, viewed if if you

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just write this in this index also, this will give you the same result.

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You can see that we have variable names on the top and all the observations are listed below to get

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a short summary of the structure of this data.

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We'll go back to the script window and we will write SDR

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within record.

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We already have.

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This will give us the structure of the if you can see D.F. is a data frame, which is 506 of the revisions

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of 19 variables.

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It is giving the list of all the variables and against each it is giving the data type and some values

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as an example.

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So you seeing this, you'll get a feel of what kind of data this is.