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Expand Up @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ RStudio generates a template R script called `app.R`.

Notice that the name given to your app was assigned to the directory, not the app script. For your app to work, the file must remain named `app.R`.

Creating a Shiny app with two files called `ui.R` and `server.R` is possible, but the same can be accomplished by using one file. This tutorial will assume you have the one file app structure.
It's possible to create a Shiny app with two files called `ui.R` and `server.R`, but the same can be accomplished by using one file. This tutorial will assume you have the one file app structure.
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What's the difference between an app with two files and one file, any pro/cons?


Local data for your app needs to be stored in a directory called `Data` inside your app directory. When importing the data for use by `app.R` use the full file path, e.g.:

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