Curso Java. Estructuras principales III. Declaración variables Eclipse Vídeo 6

Summary

Este vídeo tutorial de programación en Java desde cero guía a los estudiantes a través de la creación de una nueva clase en Eclipse. Se repasan conceptos básicos como tipos de datos primitivos, variables y la importancia de la declaración de variables. Se muestra cómo escribir comentarios en el código, declarar variables en una sola línea y cómo cambiar sus valores durante la ejecución del programa. Además, se destaca la utilidad de los comentarios para comprender mejor el código y se enfatiza la orientación a objetos en Java, donde todo es considerado un objeto con propiedades y métodos.

Takeaways

• 😀 Se da la bienvenida a un nuevo video de curso de programación en Java desde cero.
• 🔍 Se repasan conceptos vistos en videos anteriores, como tipos de datos primitivos y la declaración de variables.
• 💻 Se instruye sobre cómo abrir y utilizar Eclipse para crear una nueva clase y repasar conceptos.
• 📂 Se explica la estructura de carpetas en un proyecto de Eclipse, incluyendo 'src' y 'bin'.
• 🛠️ Se detallan los pasos para crear una nueva clase en Eclipse y la importancia de la opción 'main method'.
• 📝 Se discute la inclusión de comentarios en el código para facilitar la comprensión y colaboración en proyectos.
• 🔢 Se ejemplifica la declaración y asignación de variables, y se explora la diferencia entre tipos de datos como 'byte', 'short' e 'int'.
• 📡 Se ilustra cómo se utiliza la variable 'age' para almacenar y mostrar valores en la consola.
• 🔁 Se menciona la capacidad de modificar el valor de una variable durante la ejecución de un programa.
• 💬 Se enfatiza la importancia de los comentarios en el código y cómo se escriben en Java.

Q & A

¿Qué tipo de datos primitivos se mencionan en el video?

En el video se mencionan los tipos de datos primitivos como enteros y decimales.

¿Qué concepto se explicó en relación a las variables en el video?

Se explicó cómo se declaran las variables y los tipos de datos que pueden manejar, como los enteros y los decimales.

¿Qué herramienta se utiliza para crear y gestionar los proyectos de código en el video?

Se utiliza Eclipse como herramienta de desarrollo para crear y gestionar proyectos de código en Java.

¿Cómo se crea una nueva clase en Eclipse según el video?

Se puede crear una nueva clase en Eclipse a través del menú 'File' y seleccionando la opción 'New' o utilizando el atajo de teclado correspondiente.

¿Qué es un 'package' en el contexto de Java y cómo se menciona en el video?

Un 'package' en Java es una división en la estructura de directorios que se utiliza para organizar el código fuente. En el video, se menciona que el 'package' debería estar en blanco cuando se crea una nueva clase.

¿Qué método es esencial en todos los programas de Java según el video?

El método 'main' es esencial en todos los programas de Java, ya que es el punto de entrada del programa.

¿Qué se hace al seleccionar la opción de crear el método 'main' en Eclipse?

Al seleccionar la opción de crear el método 'main', Eclipse genera un marco básico del método main, que es necesario para ejecutar el programa.

¿Qué son los comentarios en Java y cómo se mencionan en el video?

Los comentarios en Java son anotaciones que no afectan la ejecución del código y se utilizan para proporcionar información adicional al código. Se mencionan en el video como una práctica útil para ayudar a otros programadores a entender el código.

¿Cómo se declara y se inicia una variable en una sola línea en Java según el video?

Se puede declarar e iniciar una variable en una sola línea en Java utilizando la siguiente sintaxis: 'tipoDeDatos nombreVariable = valor;'.

¿Qué tipo de datos se recomienda para almacenar la edad de una persona según lo discutido en el video?

El video sugiere que se puede utilizar el tipo de datos 'byte' para almacenar la edad de una persona, ya que el rango de un byte (-128 a 127) es adecuado para representar la edad.

¿Qué significa la advertencia amarilla en Eclipse y cómo se menciona en el video?

La advertencia amarilla en Eclipse indica una nota o advertencia, pero no un error. En el video, se menciona que una advertencia amarilla puede aparecer si se declara una variable pero no se utiliza en el código.

Outlines

00:00

💻 Introducción al Curso de Programación en Java

Este primer párrafo introduce un nuevo video del curso de programación en Java desde cero. Se menciona que en el video anterior se discutieron las estructuras de control y los tipos de datos primitivos en Java, como los enteros y decimales. El objetivo de este video es aplicar el conocimiento adquirido en Eclipse, un entorno de desarrollo integrado (IDE), creando una nueva clase para repasar los conceptos vistos. Se describe el proceso de abrir Eclipse, recordar la estructura de carpetas y cómo se guardan los archivos de código, y se explica cómo abrir el proyecto y crear una nueva clase llamada 'variables'. También se detalla cómo se configura la clase con un método principal (main), que es esencial en todos los programas de Java, y se menciona la utilidad de los comentarios en el código para ayudar a otros programadores a comprender mejor el programa.

05:01

📝 Creando y Utilizando Variables en Java

En este segundo párrafo, se profundiza en la creación y uso de variables en Java. Se explica cómo declarar una variable para almacenar un valor, como la edad de una persona, y se discute el rango adecuado para el tipo de dato 'byte'. Se muestra cómo se escribe la declaración de la variable, cómo se le asigna un valor y cómo se utiliza en una impresión en la consola. Además, se aborda la importancia de utilizar variables que ya han sido inicializadas y cómo Eclipse ayuda al programador mediante avisos y sugerencias visuales. Se menciona la corrección de errores y la ejecución del programa, destacando la diferencia entre los avisos amarillos y rojos en Eclipse, y se enfatiza la práctica de utilizar comentarios para mejorar la comprensión del código.

10:03

🔢 Declaración y Asignación de Variables en Java

El tercer párrafo se centra en la declaración y asignación de variables en una sola línea de código en Java. Se ilustra cómo se puede declarar y asignar un valor a una variable en el mismo momento, y se compara con la declaración y asignación en líneas separadas. Se discute la flexibilidad de Java para manejar diferentes tipos de datos, como 'byte', 'short' e 'int', y cómo estos afectan la optimización de recursos. Se muestra cómo cambiar el valor de una variable después de su declaración y cómo estos cambios se reflejan en la salida del programa. Se subraya la secuencia de ejecución del código en el método main y cómo los cambios en los valores de las variables se procesan y se muestran en la consola.

15:07

📝 Comentarios y Espacios en la Programación Java

Este cuarto párrafo aborda el uso de comentarios en el código fuente de Java, explicando cómo se insertan y su función en la programación. Se describen los comentarios de una sola línea, marcados con '//', y los comentarios multilínea, marcados con '/*' y '*/'. Se enfatiza la utilidad de los comentarios para aclarar el código y facilitar la comprensión, especialmente en proyectos grandes con múltiples programadores. Se discute cómo los espacios verticales en el código no afectan la ejecución del programa, pero son útiles para organizar y mejorar la legibilidad del código. Se sugiere la práctica de incluir comentarios en el código para mejorar la comprensión y se muestra cómo se pueden escribir comentarios en varias líneas en Eclipse.

20:10

🔚 Conclusión del Vídeo y Perspectivas Futuras

El último párrafo del guion del video cierra el tema actual y establece expectativas para futuras lecciones. Se menciona que Java es un lenguaje de programación orientado a objetos, donde todo se considera un objeto, incluyendo la consola. Se explica brevemente la noción de que los objetos tienen propiedades y métodos, y se da un ejemplo de cómo la consola, considerada un objeto, tiene un método 'print'. Se anima a los espectadores a seguir el curso para aprender más sobre estos conceptos. Se sugiere que los programadores principiantes acostumbren a incluir comentarios en su código y se cierra el video con la promesa de más contenido en futuras entregas.

Keywords

💡Eclipse

Eclipse es un entorno de desarrollo integrado (IDE) ampliamente utilizado para el desarrollo de software, especialmente en el lenguaje de programación Java. En el guion, Eclipse se utiliza para crear y ejecutar programas Java, mostrando cómo se pueden abrir proyectos, crear nuevas clases y ejecutar códigos. Se menciona que se abre Eclipse, se carga un proyecto previamente creado y se crea una nueva clase llamada 'variables'.

💡Clase

En el contexto de la programación orientada a objetos, una 'clase' es una plantilla que define los atributos (propiedades) y los métodos (funciones) que tendrán los objetos de ese tipo. En el guion, se habla de crear una nueva clase en Eclipse, lo que implica definir un nuevo conjunto de propiedades y comportamientos que luego se pueden instanciar en objetos.

💡Variable

Una 'variable' es un espacio de almacenamiento en la memoria asignado a保存 un valor que puede cambiar durante la ejecución de un programa. En el guion, se discute cómo declarar variables en Java, seleccionar sus tipos de datos y asignarles valores, como en el ejemplo de la variable 'edad' que se declara y se le asigna el valor 35.

💡Tipos de datos

Los 'tipos de datos' son categorías predefinidas de valores que determinan cómo se interpretan los datos en un programa. En el guion, se mencionan tipos primitivos como 'byte', 'short', 'int', que definen el rango de valores que la variable puede almacenar, y se ejemplifica con la declaración de una variable 'edad' como 'byte'.

💡Método main

El 'método main' es el punto de entrada de cualquier aplicación Java y es donde comienza la ejecución del programa. En el guion, se explica que cada programa Java debe tener al menos un método main y se muestra cómo Eclipse ofrece la opción de crearlo al generar una nueva clase.

💡Comentarios

Los 'comentarios' son líneas de texto en el código fuente que no se ejecutan como instrucciones del programa, sino que sirven para proporcionar explicaciones o anotaciones. En el guion, se muestra cómo incluir comentarios en el código Java, ya sea para describir una línea de código o para dejar notas que ayuden a otros programadores a entender el código.

💡Consola

La 'consola' es una ventana de salida estándar donde los programas pueden mostrar información o resultados. En el guion, se utiliza el método 'System.out.println' para imprimir valores en la consola, lo que permite al programador ver los resultados de las variables y otros datos durante la ejecución del programa.

💡Sintaxis

La 'sintaxis' se refiere a las reglas que rigen la estructura y la forma de los programas en un lenguaje de programación. En el guion, se menciona la importancia de la sintaxis correcta, como en la declaración y asignación de variables, y se da ejemplo de cómo Eclipse ayuda a identificar errores de sintaxis con advertencias y bulbos amarillos.

💡Objeto

Un 'objeto' es una instancia de una clase que encapsula datos y comportamientos. En el guion, se menciona que en Java todo es un objeto, incluyendo la consola, lo que implica que tiene propiedades y métodos asociados. Se ejemplifica cómo la consola, considerada un objeto, tiene el método 'println' para imprimir información.

💡Programación orientada a objetos

La 'programación orientada a objetos' (POO) es un paradigma de programación en el que los programas se construyen utilizando 'objetos', que son instancias de 'clases'. En el guion, se menciona que Java es un lenguaje de programación orientado a objetos, lo que significa que todo en Java, incluidos los métodos y las variables, se manejan como objetos.

Highlights

Bienvenida al curso de programación en Java desde cero.

Revisión de conceptos vistos en videos anteriores, como estructuras de datos y tipos primitivos en Java.

Introducción al concepto de variables en Java.

Demostración de cómo abrir y usar Eclipse para la programación en Java.

Creación de una nueva clase en Eclipse para repasar conceptos.

Explicación de la estructura de carpetas en un proyecto de Eclipse.

Cómo crear una clase con un método main en Eclipse.

Importancia del método main en la ejecución de un programa Java.

Uso de comentarios en el código Java para ayudar a otros programadores a entender el código.

Declaración y uso de variables de tipo byte para almacenar valores enteros.

Ejemplo práctico de cómo declarar y asignar valores a variables en Java.

Cómo utilizar el sistema de ayuda de Eclipse para aprender sobre errores y advertencias.

Diferencia entre declarar una variable y asignarle un valor en Java.

Ejemplo de cómo cambiar el valor de una variable durante la ejecución de un programa.

Importancia de la ejecución secuencial de código en Java y cómo afecta a las variables.

Cómo incluir comentarios de varias líneas en el código Java.

Conclusión del video y invitación a seguir el curso para aprender más sobre Java.

Transcripts

hello that such welcome everyone to another

delivery of this programming course in

java from scratch we were seeing

in the previous video the structures

main language we saw the types

of primitive data that are handled in

java the data of integer type decimals

etcetera we also saw the concept of

variable we saw how the

variables what we are going to do in this

video is to transfer all these

knowledge acquired at eclipse

let's open eclipse let's create another

class to review concepts seen in

previous videos and declare we have

variables we will handle data types like this

that we are going to close the presentation and

we open eclipse

we remember that we had two folders and

specifically on the desk you

then you will probably have them in another

site one that was called eclipse with the

program and another one that we had created

to save these codes

initials of this course

we call that java course folder if

we open the java course folder

we found the first folder

steps that corresponds to the project that

we created the first time we opened

eclipse and within this folder

project because there were two folders

main src which is where it is stored

the java file and the bean folder that is

where they are assembled where the

witte code file is the file

compiled with java extension if we open

src here we have the java if we open it well

here we have in class said this we are going to

open the program again then

we open the eclipse folder double click on

the executable

and we wait for the program to load

once the program finished

load then opens the project that

we had built the previous video

Well, let's create a new class

within this project if you have opened

the class that we create in videos

previous in the in the work area

We can close it from your

corresponding x without any problem

then we close it and what we are going to

do as I say is to create another class

more then then several options in

eclipse if we remember good so let's

use another option more

to get to know the little program to

little if you look at the bar

tools then we should have a

button that I'm going to point out right now in

screen this has as well as a

small c whose goal is to build

good classes because this is another way

of building classes then we click on

that button and the window of

creation of classes on the one hand has us

that indicate the project folder is

right on the other hand the package that

we still do not know what it is should

be blank and then we have the

cursor blinking in the name box

which corresponds to the name of the class

let's call this class

for example variables what then you

we call variables and we're going to use

an option that we did not see in videos

earlier we go little by little that is in

this window tell you a little bit more

downwards so that we build the

make method we already mentioned in videos

previous that every java program should

have at least one main method that is the

method from which everything is executed

the code is for this poor reason that

eclipse in this window offers us the

creation of the main method then then

we select this check to tell you

that we are going to create a main method and

click on the finish button

I've done these and everything went well

you have to create then within what is

our project within what is the

src folder and within what is the

default package that we do not have yet

very clear then what does this mean?

do you worry two classes the video

previous and the class that we just

create now that is called variables

notice that it already gives you the java extension and

if you look at the work area

because he has created the class with us

name that we have

specified access modifier

public word reserved class for

specify that you are inside a class

opening key closing key and

it has also built us is already a

comfort then what is the main method

no and from here we will have to

start programming all java application

begins to run always from a

main method

what you see inside the main method and

that created us eclipse is what it

called in java comments and the only thing

what does he do then is tell us this

comment that all the code then has

to start from here not the

comments the program does not have them in

account at all is to say at the time of

run a program or is the comment

as if the comments were not

they are small annotations that serve

of help or warning code

to the programmer to whom you are applying

not code and above all they are very useful

when in the same project they participate

several programmers when in a

project involved several programmers

it is more than advisable to go including

comments that help then those

programmers that go behind you to

examine the same good code well that

help them to understand a little better the

code because this instruction exists

here because you put this instruction

there's etcetera so they do not bother and not

I'm going to confuse them

comments we can delete them

quietly and so I will explain

now after how to include comments

us manually

Well, what we have to do is

get inside the main method and go

to start declaring variables in a

line in two lines let's start

variables and we're going to use variables

For example, let's imagine that we are going to

declare a variable to store

because the age of a person because in a

future we will need to have it in

the program

Well, we have several options if

remember then the age of a person

it has to be more or less between 0

and 100 percent and little if not more than

a hundred and a little and to be lucky then

then we can put that age

within a variable of type byte if

you remember in the previous video the byd

went from the minus 128 negative to 127

positive declaration of variables good

then bites that is to say data type name

of the variable for example age

and here, well, we can choose

close the sentence with a semicolon

with which we have already declared the

variable and then later in the

code so we can start the is to say

name of the variable age equal and the

corresponding value semicolon no

eclipse as one goes programming

Well, it includes a lot of help with

which we have to go

familiarizing for example if you look

to the left of what is the

statement of the variable they offer us

a kind of balloon or bulb well

these are these bulbs that appear here

yellow are notices

warnings but in no case these

yellow warnings means that

there is an error if it is the mouse

over this warning you will see that

eclipse tells you that the value of the

local variable age has not been used

it means that we have declared the

variable we have also started it but

at no time of this variable has

used that means it's used

well then if we now

we say that we print the value that there is

stored in the age variable in the

console should remove this

yellow warning that we have both

the left as underlining the name

of the variable age because already the

we will be using something for

example system point out point print ln

we open parentheses and within the

parentheses we put the name of the

variable and do not forget to finish the

sentence with a semicolon

with this instruction we are already

using the variable and for that reason

x we are already removed the warning

yellow because effectively

we are using the variable

if you remember the previous video os

I commented that it can not be used in java

a variable that has not been started in

our case we have started the

variable was equal to 35 but if by

any reason this instruction

this sentence was not I'm going to

eliminate good then in that case fixos

as soon as the eclipse is not

warns with a red balloon or with a

bulb in red and that is to these icons

He usually calls them balloons, well

warns us that there is an error and

when the warnings are red

then yes that implies an error of

syntax not if we place the mouse over

of that warning, yes, it is going to

launch a description like that I get it

stop a description that to us that

We are starting to program, as

better we find it difficult to

interpret but when we have a

little bit of practice and we know a little

more the language these warnings yes

that are going to be very clarifying here

Well, you are telling me more or less

that especially this last line is the

that gives us the clue that the variable

locality then

has been started for that good reason

It is also underlining us the

variable age telling me good then that

there is a problem to solve it and it is

that this variable is not started if

pulse control z to undo the last

which says good as you can see

and so it takes away the warning and the

program works perfectly

remembering concepts that we saw in the

video past us in this line what

what we have done has been to book a

space in memory to store the

number 35 this what we have done that

we do not see it we are consuming

x resources to store that value and

Later we are telling you that

we reflect on the console system point to

point print l n the value of the variable

age if we press the play to execute

this program I remember that in the bar

of tools you have a good play

well, here eclipse can make two

things if you have not saved the button

save this code when you click on the

play you will get a window

intermediate to save the changes

if you save the changes and then press

the play that intermediate window is omitted

notice that I have not saved changes yet

because in the name of the file that I

da eclipse appears an asterisk is this

disk as we saw in videos

previous indicates that you have not saved

the latest changes made with what

which will take pulse in this play

Well, as you can see, this is the

intermediate window that comes out and this comes out

Well, because we have not saved

fixed changes that tells me that

select resources to save or more or

unless you select the program where

you want to save the changes of the

check activities click on ok

automatically saves the changes and in

the console so look how

effectively we already get the value that

there is stored in the age variable

this variable that we have declared as

byte then we could have declared it

how short is perfectly saying

as the value that we are going to store in

its interior is a good 35 because

we tell you how old you are and then

age equal to 35 as this works

Exactly the same thing that happens is

that while declaring it as byte

We are reserving a space in the

memory to store the 35 when the

We declare what we are

doing is to reserve a larger space

to store the same value with what

which the optimization of resources is not

so good if instead of declaring it as

short then declared it as int

Well, the program also works

perfectly what happens then I will

can you imagine this would be a

byte statement this would be a

statement of sun and this would be a

statement of a and so we can follow it

and in all cases so we're

storing inside is the number

35 in short then we would have

served perfectly with a data of

type b and a byte variable for

do the test and you see that this

it works effectively because we go back to

press on the play as we have not saved

changes we get the intermediate window

click on ok

effectively the program works

exactly the same

if we want to make a statement in the

same line as we saw in your

moment is to say instead of starting the

variable and then sorry instead of

declare the variable and then start it

we can do everything in the same line

that is, if we do without the

initiation of variable and together with the

statement we say fifth age equal

to 35 semicolon, well, this is

valid perfectly we are doing

an initiation and declaration

initiation of variables in it

line many times then you can do it

well to simplify the code but

other times not because he declares is a

variable and you do not know for sure what

value will take that variable in the

future

the variable name says it all and it is

that the value stored inside

it can vary and there comes the name of

variable can change is to say that if

after declaring a variable and

after starting it as we have

we in this code later on will

we changed the value saying it was

equal to 75 as this is perfectly

valid because it is a variable and

in the definition that we saw in the video

earlier we said that a variable

memory space where it is stored

a value that can change during the

execution of a program if we execute

this code then what will come out of us

console is number 75 because all the

java programs start to run by

the main method right now is very

simple because we have nothing nothing is

that a main method when we create

more complex applications you will discover

that we have applications formed by

several classes formed with a lot of

methods but there's always going to be a

main method in one of those classes

because the code of that application always

begins to run within the method

main and once the code

the compiler or interpreter better said

once the interpreter when he is

running the program enters the

main method this code starts at

run from top to bottom then

then the first line that interprets

is to try equal to 35 but

immediately after crushing on

write the value saying that it is equal to

75 and finally print

with which good let's try it on

this time I'm going to save changes with

controls or by pressing the floppy disk and

now if I press on the window

intermediate should not go out and does not come out

but fix as in the console as the

value that gives me is 75 not if we

this initiation this change of value what

we do behind the point-to-point system

print then this program works

perfectly just that as the code

inside the main method is executed from

top to bottom first declares and starts

the age variable then prints on the

console the value that has age but the

value that you have at this height of

program that is 35 and after having

taken out by console the 35 returns to

assign a value that we do not see because it does not

We are telling you to go back to

include if we execute this code

pressing on the play

Well, we see that the value is really

the 35 we could do to see the

new value of the variable then another

system point out point print remember

that java is case sensitive what then

must respect uppercase and lowercase

well, once we've done this

what is going to come out now in

code console is executed from above

down well, we are going to get the

messages in console 1 and 2 because I have

two instructions system point to point

pin

the first message would take away the value of

the variable given this height of

program the second as the value that

age at that height of the program and

just before we gave it a value

different we have varied the value of the

variable then then if we click on

the play

we have that effectively gives us both

values the two system point out point

print l

to understand a little better the

code although we still need a lot to

understand it perfectly so I'll tell you

that java is a programming language

object oriented that means that

in java everything is considered an object

absolutely everything the console where

we are seeing the results

it is also considered by java a

object and the objects and we'll talk about

this carefully have properties and

they have methods like in real life they do not

the objects of real life a car a

table

a chair have properties of a table

because it has a width a height a weight a

color even a temperature all that

they would be properties and also objects

have methods is able to make a

object that would be a method not

for example a car the method that can

have a car can be start braking

turn to the left is turn to the

right is to teach the methods of

car object while the

properties could be with dry the red

with se blue color car width three

meters high in 90 centimeters and so on

well as the console is considered

also an object has its properties

and its methods is to say this little window and

is what we are doing with this

instruction that we have here what

we are doing is neither more nor less

that accessing or executing a method is

say something that console window

can do and one of the things that can

do just like a car can turn

start or stop one of the things that

can do is print it or what you

we are saying is that this object

belonging to the system ie the

console out of the system prints the age

basically is this do not worry that

this will be explained in detail in

its moment

as for the spaces that we can

leave vertically as you can see

they have no influence when it comes to

execute a program that is to say the

vertical spaces that we can leave

between instructions well they do not have

importance and in terms of

comments this is extremely useful

when we learn to program when

we learn to program and we start

build our first codes

it helps a lot to go inserting

comments throughout the code that

help us understand a little more

Well, everything we are doing for

example would be a good practice since

this is the first statement of

variable that we have done include a

comment to the right good so that

indicate that that is a statement of

initiation in the same line as

include comments in java if the

comments these personal notes

they will be from a single line the

comment has to be preceded by

two slanted bars the symbol of

divide and then the message that

you want to put

If the comment is going to be composed of

several lines because it must start with

disc bars

the expression the comment you want

put and end with asterisk bar

in our case as we are going to include a

comment of a single line just to

continuation of the declaration

initiation of the age variable

we put two inverted bars and

then we can put what we

fancy as long as it occupies a

single line declaration and initiation

of variable in a single line not os

you fear because the eclipse underlines us

then some terms of these messages

because when we go to execute

interpreting the program will not have it in

account since it is a comment then

then here we have included our

first comment more comments than

we can include good because imagine that

Now I want to include a message

several lines just before the

system instruction point by point print

well disc bars and a

then we would write the message and

I'm going to do it in several lines because

example we could put the following

instruction

print

in the console

and we can put here in parentheses to

sister 1 out is the system console

the message

of the variable or better the value

directly the value of the variable

and since said that I'm going to put several

lines of the variable age set as

the

comments because as soon as he has given

enter to do it in several lines

here, the eclipse alone has already

built the comment close the

intermediate asterisk really is not

necessary although eclipse builds it is

say this intermediate asterisk if not

we want to erase does not happen absolutely

nothing I do not know exactly why

builds eclipse but good if it gets

It does not bother you either and at the time of

execute the program I keep changes then

these comments do not affect at all

to the good functioning of the program that

the program continues to function as it should

then then remember accustomed

especially now that we are starting

to program then include comments on

all the lines that you want there is no

limits in terms of putting comments and

This does not imply that the program is going to

go slower or weigh much more because it

it's about text so good, so let's go

to leave this video at the point where

we meet and we will continue advancing

in future deliveries so I invite you to

Stay tuned until then