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1. Congratulations!

Congratulations on making it through the course!

2. The joining verbs

To review, you learned about 6 different joins and how to use classic dplyr verbs to create meaningful insights from your joined data.

3. The mutating joins

You learned about the 4 mutating joins: inner join, which keeps only observations which match exactly between two tables,

4. The mutating joins

left joins, which keep all observations from the first table in your joins,

5. The mutating joins

right joins, which keep all observations from the second table in your joins,

6. The mutating joins

and full joins, which keep all observations from both tables.

7. The filtering joins

You also learned the 2 filtering joins; semi joins, which filter the first table for observations which also exist in the second table,

8. The filtering joins

and anti joins, which filter the first table for observations that do not exist in the second table.

9. Congratulations!

Pretty neat, huh? I hope you enjoyed the course, and feel confident that you can use these new tools in your future analyses.

10. Congratulations!

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