Sometimes it is useful to display your plots next to one another. This recipe lets you do this by leveraging the facet grid()
function in the ggplot2
package.
The example we will cover in this recipe will require us to apply functions from the ggplot2
package, and we will therefore have to install and load this package.
Moreover, we will use functions from the rio
and tidyr
package in this section.
Let's install and load these packages before moving on:
install.packages(c("ggplot2","tidyr","rio")) library(tidyr) library(rio) library(ggplot2)
Once we are done with all the installing and loading, we can build the dataset that will be employed in this example.
This dataset is actually a composed one, that is, it is made by merging two different datasets provided by the World Bank.
This institution produces a really great number of dataset packed with metadata and convenient download facilities at the following website: