How to Change Working Directory in R and RStudio

This video is about changing the working directory in R and RStudio. The working directory is a folder from where R reads files and also writes files directly in that folder. It is actually the folder where you are working. The following points are discussed in this video:
How to know the location of the current working directory.
The function getwd () is used to know the location of the current working directory in RStudio.
To change the location of the current working directory, the setwd () function of R is used.
At the end of this video, I have shown how you can load a csv file in RStudeio.
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thanks, very clear and nice, but what is "the headers = T"?

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If the 1st row of a dataset contains column names then we use "header = TRUE" to let R know that the 1st row is the column name.
We can use 'T' instead of writing 'TRUE'.