Here is a possible step-by-step set of instructions corresponsding to the example code:

1. Ensure your data is in a data frame with 2 columns:
- The first column should contain the categorical variable for the x-axis. In the example, this is the "Category" column containing the categories "Category A", "Category B" and "Category C".
- The second column should contain the numeric variable for the y-axis. In the example, this is the "Value" column containing the values 20, 35 and 15.
2. Check that the first column is treated as a factor using the factor() function. This ensures it is handled as a categorical variable. In the example code, we have:
`data <- data.frame(Category = factor(categories), Value = values)`
3. Load the ggplot2 library:
`library(ggplot2)`
4. Initialize the barplot using ggplot(), specifying the data frame and aesthetics. Map the factor variable to x and the numeric variable to y: 
`plot <- ggplot(data, aes(x = Category, y = Value))`
5. Add the geom_bar() layer to add the bar elements:
`plot <- plot + geom_bar(stat = "identity", fill = "steelblue")`x
We use stat = "identity" since we are passing the actual values in the data. We also set a fill color for the bars using fill = "steelblue".
6. Customize the plot with titles, axis labels, theme, etc.:
`plot <- plot +
       labs(title = "Barplot Example", x = "Category", y = "Value") + 
       theme_minimal()`
7. Display the final plot: 
`print(plot)`

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