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Listen as David Champagne explains how you can leverage R in your work and how it can assist you in an increasingly data driven world.
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Get a thorough grasp of JAX-WS concepts by understanding how JAX-WS differs from its predecessor API.
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Functional thinking: Thinking functionally, Part 1
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