My Shiny App is in the following link: https://illyabjazevic.shinyapps.io/PLOTLYshinyAPP/.

This Shiny App uses Plotly. Plotly is a library that works with several programming languages, among them R. Any Shiny App produces HTML. This one has a particular HTML. If you go the Plots, the plots are interactive because of Plotly. To use those features, you need to go to the top of the plots and use the different options that Plotly offers.

In the next slide you will find the most important details of my Shiny App, of course, you can always go to the link and explore by yourself!

• If you want to download the HTML file with your favorite browser, or if you want to download the R code that produces this presentation, visit: https://github.com/illyabjazevic/HTMLpresentation. With RStudio, use the option Knit to HTML (ioslides).

• This Shiny App uses the Iris data set. Iris data set gives the measurements in centimeters of the variables sepal length, sepal width, petal length and petal width, respectively, for 50 flowers from each of 3 species of iris. The species are Iris setosa, versicolor, and virginica.

• In this App, you can see the data, a summary, a histogram, a boxplot, a scatter plot, a linear regression plot, and a density plot that are part of the Petal Length Exploratory Data Analysis.

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