Inline code statements

As you've seen in the video, R code can not only be included in the form of chunks, but also in the form of inline statements:

2 + 2 equals `r 2 + 2` and here the text continues.

Most often, inline statements are used to compute a single value that fits in nicely with the surrounding text.

Using an inline code statement, add a sentence that automatically tells the reader how many rows there are in the ILO data set.

In the "Data" section, on line 30, complete the sentence "The loaded data contains..." to specify the correct number of rows in the ilo_data dataset.
- Precede your inline instructions with a lower-case r, and then enclose it in backticks (`).
- Use the count() function from dplyr to compute the number of rows in ilo_data.