Ggsave - save your ggplot plots

The video tutorial explains how to use the GG Save function in R to save plots created with GG Plot. It covers controlling parameters like height, width, and file type, and discusses the importance of managing plot objects efficiently. The tutorial also provides guidance on specifying file paths and types, emphasizing the use of PNG for high-quality output. The instructor advises against creating unnecessary objects to keep the coding environment clean.

What is the primary purpose of using GG Save in R?

• To save plots with controlled parameters

• To edit plots

• To create plots

• To delete plots

Where does GG Save store the file by default?

• In a temporary folder

• In the current working directory

• In the user's home directory

• In the system's root directory

What is the default behavior of GG Save if no plot is specified?

• It saves the most recent plot created

• It saves all plots created

• It saves the first plot created

• It does not save any plot

Why might one choose not to assign a plot to an object before using GG Save?

• To avoid cluttering the environment with too many objects

• To increase the speed of saving

• To ensure higher quality output

• To make the code more readable

Which file type is mentioned as a high-quality output option for GG Save?

• BMP

• TIFF

• JPEG

• PNG