Simulating draws from a binomial

In the last exercise, you simulated 10 separate coin flips, each with a 30% chance of heads. Thus, with rbinom(10, 1, .3) you ended up with 10 outcomes that were either 0 ("tails") or 1 ("heads").

But by changing the second argument of rbinom() (currently 1), you can flip multiple coins within each draw. Thus, each outcome will end up being a number between 0 and 10, showing the number of flips that were heads in that trial.