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 right after the loading_data chunk with the correct number of rows. Use the count() function from dplyr to compute this value.