# Getting started
## Install R
R can be downloaded from the [CRAN website](https://cran.r-project.org/)
After the installation, you'll be able to use R on the command line by typing `r.`
It's a bit dry as you can see.
## Install RStudio
the best way to use R is to use a development environment and the most widely used is RStudio. All the examples in this book will be using it.
[Here the webpage to download it](https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/).
After this installation, you are ready to go 🙌
For the real R beginners, I would recommend to at least to check out in your app where are:
* the Console panel, where you can execute code that is not meant to be store
* the Source panel, where you can execute R file code. Where any piece of code can be selected and executed.
here is [quick youtube demo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGHjnpj46IU\&t=181s) that might help.
For your culture, you should know that it is also possible to [execute R code online.](/ressources/execute-r-code-online.md)
## Next?
Choose from the menu on the left what you want to do. if you want to start with something easy I would recommend the [XML sitemap](/crawl/download-xml-sitemaps.md)
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