How to quit an R project or switch to another?

 There are several ways to quit an R project or switch to another:

Using the Quit command

To quit an R project using the Quit command, follow these steps:

• Click on the File menu and select Quit.
• RStudio will prompt you to save any unsaved changes.
• If you have unsaved changes, click on the Save button.
•  If you do not have any unsaved changes, click on the Quit button.

Using the Close Project command

To close an R project using the Close Project command, follow these steps:

• Click on the File menu and select Close Project.
• RStudio will prompt you to save any unsaved changes.
• If you have unsaved changes, click on the Save button.
• If you do not have any unsaved changes, click on the Close button.

Switching to another project

To switch to another project, follow these steps:

• Click on the File menu and select Open Project.
• In the Open Project dialog box, browse to the directory that contains the R project that you want to open.
• Select the R project file and click on the Open button.

RStudio will open the R project and load all of the files that are associated with the project.

Note

• Save your work before quitting or switching projects. This will help you avoid losing any unsaved changes.
• Use the Close Project command instead of the Quit command if you want to keep the project open but not working on it. This can be helpful if you need to come back to the project later.
• Use the Open Project command to open a new project. This can be helpful if you are working on multiple projects.