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https://tidy-mn.github.io/R-camp-penguins/page/exercise/find_the_penguin.html
LJ Panas
Seems pretty clear in instruction. It might cause a bit of frustration with the average beginner user, especially the case_when component without some pre-seeded hints
Mark Lee
| Exercise | Frustration Level | Enjoyability | Usefulness | Time to complete | Learn anything? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Filtering and case_when | 4/10 Because of all the string data there are a lot of places to go wrong with little mistakes. My code kept not working because I would type “Female” instead of “FEMALE” | 7/10 good challenge, a bit repetitive | 5/10 good use of filtering. I thought the case_when() exercise would have been better if there were different outcome options, otherwise why not just use ifelse()? A more useful case_when() exercise might be to create a new variable equal to 1 for male penguins weighing less than 4kg, 2 for male penguins weighing more than 4kg, 3 for female penguins | 35ish minutes | I learned how to filter on month and day from a date! |
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