In comparison to RStudio, the basic R IDE/console is extremely basic and doesn’t provide as many accessible tools as RStudio does. Here I’ve set the editor color theme in RStudio to Solarized Dark, which is easier on the eyes when spending a lot of time coding in R. To change the theme, just go to RStudio –> Preferences (on a Mac) or Tools –> Options (on a Windows) and then click the Appearance tab where you can modify the Editor theme. If you are installing R and RStudio for the first time: Also check out this tutorial where I show you how to do that plus a few other useful tweaks for setting up RStudio. Choose the download link that corresponds to your computer.
You can download RStudio here, and you want to choose “RStudio Desktop”. The important thing when installing R and RStudio is that you need to install R before you install RStudio. If you do it in the reverse order, you will likely run into errors.
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