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how are you doing

how to even addd data and zip inot the folders

if(!file.exists("./midtermdata")){dir.create("./midtermdata")}

and then this command really brings forhte the following outouts:

str(data) function (…, list = character(), package = NULL, lib.loc = NULL, verbose = getOption(“verbose”), envir = .GlobalEnv)

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ls() [1] “activityLabels” “Data” “dataActivity” “dataActivityTest”
[5] “dataActivityTrain” “dataCombine” “dataFeatures” “dataFeaturesNames”
[9] “dataFeaturesTest” “dataFeaturesTrain” “dataSubject” “dataSubjectTest”
[13] “dataSubjectTrain” “features” “files” “fileUrl”
[17] “pathdata” “selectedNames” “subdataFeaturesNames”

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notuing should really be added though if this is a test

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