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Using echo = FALSE or warning = FALSE in tutorials means that the output online may not match what the learners are seeing on their screen when running the code.
This is a likely source of confusion and probably not a great practice IMO. If there is a warning somewhere, I would follow these steps in order of priority:
try to reformat the code to avoid the warning, especially if it is alerting of a legitimate issue
use the warning as a learning opportunity and explain to learners where it comes from and what it means
Additionally, if some packages are too verbose, there may be value to report the issue upstream and see if it should and can be changed there.
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Using
echo = FALSE
orwarning = FALSE
in tutorials means that the output online may not match what the learners are seeing on their screen when running the code.This is a likely source of confusion and probably not a great practice IMO. If there is a warning somewhere, I would follow these steps in order of priority:
Additionally, if some packages are too verbose, there may be value to report the issue upstream and see if it should and can be changed there.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: