This question is about workflow and reproducibility. Your project as saved in ETC1010_5510.Rproj is in the folder ETC1010_5510 (which indicates that the location where R is looking at is folder ETC1010_5510 ). In that folder you have carefully organised your assignment work into a separate directory, which holds your solution, in the file assignment_01.Rmd . The directory structure is below:
users
└── myself
└── ETC1010_5510
└── ETC1010_5510.Rproj
└── assignment
└── assignment_01.Rmd
└── assignment_02.Rmd
└── data
└── file.csv
What would happen if you tried to run the following code after you opened the project read_csv("assignment/data/file.csv") ?

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This question is about workflow and reproducibility. Your project as saved in  ETC1010_5510.Rproj  is in the folder  ETC1010_5510  (which indicates that the location where R is looking at is folder  ETC1010_5510 ). In that folder you have carefully organised your assignment work into a separate directory, which holds your solution, in the file  assignment_01.Rmd . The directory structure is below: 
 users
  └── myself
      └──  ETC1010_5510
            └── ETC1010_5510.Rproj
            └── assignment
                └── assignment_01.Rmd
                └── assignment_02.Rmd
                └── data
                    └── file.csv 
 What would happen if you tried to run the following code after you opened the project  read_csv("assignment/data/file.csv") ?

Accepted Answer

It will run perfectly because the files are nicely organised

Answer

You will get an error suggesting you move your Rmd file

Answer

It will run but produce a warning that the data is in a different folder than expected

Answer

You will get a file not found error

Answer

This will produce a message letting you know that you should use the  here  package

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