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Types of Data

Once you have decided how you will isolate your sample, you need to start collecting data from it. This section defines the different types of data you might collect. Types of data It is important that you understand the type of data you are collecting as this impacts how you analyse and present it. Can only be whole numbers - you count discrete data. While discrete data have no decimal places, the average of these...

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