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| # GPT-3.5 generated example slide using python-pptx | |
| from pptx import Presentation | |
| from pptx.util import Inches | |
| from pptx.enum.shapes import MSO_SHAPE | |
| from pptx.dml.color import RGBColor | |
| # Create a PowerPoint presentation | |
| prs = Presentation() |
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| # Keyboard Shortcuts and RStudio Guidance for Windows | |
| > **Note**: This guide focuses on Windows keyboard shortcuts for RStudio. | |
| We felt it might be useful to put together a collection of the most useful keyboard shortcuts and RStudio tips, as many guides and courses on the R language do not include much information on how to work with RStudio. Once you get used to using keyboard shortcuts, you will notice an improvement in productivity, and it makes for a smoother user experience. | |
| This is not the complete set of keyboard shortcuts, it is more of a curated selection. For the complete keyboard shortcuts reference, see the [official documentation](https://docs.posit.co/ide/user/ide/reference/shortcuts.html). You can also press `Alt + Shift + K` in RStudio to show a quick reference. | |
| Each section below contains an *interactive* code chunk. Some chunks are deliberately incomplete or messy so that you can practise the shortcut. |